Utiliser "recession" dans une phrase

1. It was this bloody recession

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2. I couldn't blame personal problems, I wasn't allowed to mention the recession

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3. Due to the slow recession of pain, Adros judged his body to be winning

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4. Blackmail? What could she hold over both parties? Economic trouble? That would be a disaster for government and business alike, but she could hardly start a recession by willing one into existence

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5. Libertarianism and its influence on US conservatism takes the greatest share of blame for the Great Recession and most financial elite crime waves of the past 30 years

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6. The state bank began during the Great Depression, and the state can claim its bank as a reason they did far better than the rest of the US during the Great Recession

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7. Clinton's deregulation led directly to the Great Recession and financial scandals of the 2000s

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8. These wars, along with the failures of capitalism in the Great Recession, and the bailouts of Wall Street, banking, and housing markets, mean there is no financial way to pursue major wars for some time

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9. What’s more, they conscientiously seem to ignore that the president inherited an impending recession, and completely forget the disastrous effects of that unforgettable September 11, as they also forget the more than 2 million jobs created since the month of August of last year

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10. Obama's Wars, the Great Recession, and Healthcare

11. To deal with the recession, Obama called for a large financial stimulus

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12. This was the old Roosevelt solution that worked well in the Great Recession, stimulate demand using the government

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13. Even with disastrous wars and a recession, Obama could have lost the election

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14. On the Great Recession, her husband's deregulation played a major role in the housing and banking collapses

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15. Inequality caused both the Great Depression of the 1930s and the Great Recession of 2007-12

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16. But he and Tolla are just muscle and there"s a lot of that to be picked up on the cheap in Tampa – even more since this recession got going

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17. But, both of those actions would further reduce demand for goods and services, which could worsen the recession and possibly even plunge us into a major depression

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18. “Ok,” persisted Michelle, “but what about cases where something unanticipated happens after an election? What if the Party in charge can’t adhere to its promised spending level, but can only try to do that? Like the 9/11 terrorist attacks, a big earthquake in California, a war, or maybe even a deep recession?”

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19. That happened to many states in the 1990s, before the recession, but it would not happen under the mechanism

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20. For example, if the food stamp budget goes up because more people are eligible during a recession, that increase would not need to be counted against the S that the party ran under

21. Only legislated changes to the food stamp program that don’t depend on whether there is a recession or not, for example being more generous to each eligible person, would count, if we desired that

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22. For the vast majority of government programs, this is not a problem—we don’t automatically have more missiles bought during a recession! At any rate, if we chose—optionally—to exempt the spending that automatically changes in a recession, then the mechanism would not be the slightest bit pro-cyclical

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23. Then, when the hard times hit, as they did with the recession and stock market decline a while back, they have to drastically cut back on spending and/or raise taxes at just the wrong time

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24. They assume that when the recession is over that the income will be sufficient to

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25. The change will occur without there are social sacrifices, without there to be monetary prison of the indebtedness and without economic recession or pay squeeze

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26. It wastes already incurred investments and it gives margin for fraudulent deviations with political and illicit actions; besides causing economic recession that transforms in scrap iron immense productive parks

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27. For instance, the State generates economic recession that puts an end to the productive park that it was built by private investment, it increases contracted debts in dollars for companies when monetary authorities devaluate country’ coin, it causes high indebtedness when it forces high interests to avoid inflation

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28. That whole benefit is already possible with the resources existent, without needing of voluminous financial contributions or indebtedness, without damaging anybody, without causing economic recession or sacrifice to the people or organizations

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29. mists agree that America is in recession, and some are concerned that

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30. less shelters in 2009, an increase of nearly 30% since the recession

31. And as a few economic indicators go south, all of a sudden we’re in a recession even if we didn’t have two quarters in decline, which defines recession

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32. One was Chris Jones, a prominent browed wealthy timber merchant whose business had folded during the recession, gone quite mad and was found quite often hugging and licking trees, a reaction just from the mere sight of them

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33. Q: I can always observe the observer, in endless recession

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34. The end of 1982 brought with it an end to the recession in the United States and the beginning of a period of depression in the Fernández family

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35. As the recession continues (yeah, it’s not over yet!), we continue to hear about cost cutting

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36. This recession was either a shot across the bow or it may have hit the boat

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37. during a recession prices fal

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38. It has been a difficult recession for most business owners

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39. "As our nation struggles to recover from the current recession, we are deeply concerned that the pending Clean Air Act boiler MACT

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40. That was a sign of how bad the 1974 recession triggered by the second Arab oil embargo within three years was going to be both on jobs and mortgage interest rates

41. don’t have much money to spend during a recession)

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42. have much money to spend during a recession)

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43. Though he was feeling the pinch, my father was still upbeat, saying that, in many ways, he was enjoying the recession

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44. This recession is equal to the one that followed 9/11, shortly after I began writing this book

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45. It is when recession hits that the complaints become strident

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46. She genuinely thought she would find a world of interesting and helpful people, instead in recession deep America she was either ignored or preyed upon

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47. Now, almost a century after this statement was made, we see the developed (rich) and developing nations mired in economic recession, street protests by thousands of people, terrorism and violent conflicts all over the world

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48. Now in 2013, some countries cannot pay for the interest on their debt and are facing recession

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49. Besides, in spite of the 2000 – 2001 recession the cost of houses, for example in California, was practically not decreased

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50. figure of approximately one million units suggests that the economy is in recession

51. Despite the economic recession in the early 1990s, the volume of retail sales was unusually high

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52. Like if you are going to speak on a topic such as ‘will the world face another onslaught of recession?’ , then you start with the recession that hit in the 2008 and the present state of the global economy

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53. “It was the nineteen thirties, a time of great recession” he added

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54. IN A RECESSION WHICH MEANT THAT COMPETITION FOR JOBS WAS REALLY lERCE ) THINK THAT WE HAD

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55. I would say to my wife countless times that with gasoline prices going up and groceries more expensive and gas used for the home going up and now with deregulation of electric companies, their prices are going up-where is the money going to come from? I knew and so did so many people before the recession hit, that if all these prices went up but incomes did not, people would go to the credit cards to try and soften the blow of getting behind on finances

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56. This she says is because with the deep recession and so many people foreclosing on homes banks are fearful they might not be paid back

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57. I think what many think that brought on this recession that we have seen here in the later part of this decade is the sub prime rates that mortgage companies charged to home buyers

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58. He violated one of the first rules of consulting: plan for days during a recession when there may not be work for a while

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59. And also, this is how you will do well even in the throws of this current recession

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60. This is what I found in that 87-92 recession

61. both our favors because just after that the '87 recession came along and this product became

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62. Recession" in the March 2009 issue of the New York State Dental Journal

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63. with the global recession

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64. is weak at this time and is probably going to fall into a recession

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65. The UK was in deep recession, though no one would think so at this lavish event

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66. tourists because of the recession, then the whole thing could fall apart, for what sounds

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67. By the time a recession hit in the early 1990’s, however, competition had altered the

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68. Cash-flow, however, remained very high, even during the recession that began in

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69. While a talented manager can take the helm in a recession and slowly guide a company into

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70. In some economies there will be inflation and recession at the same time and

71. short-term debt when the yield curve is inverted as it is before a recession, Manpower’s’

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72. employment business in the middle of a recession

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73. The recession of 91-92 was followed by one of the longest bull markets in history

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74. recession and the preparation for war in the Middle East

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75. 2001 and 2002, leaving a recession trailing behind

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76. market began correcting itself before a recession was imminent

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77. right after a recession, but then stagnate for the rest of the business cycle

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78. Rather than choose the recession year of 2001 as typical, we opt for 1996 to 2000 because it

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79. recession level (a recession being when they lose money, a

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80. recession in many countries, including the United States; second, the apparent ongoing

81. recession of 1979-1981 and while it

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82. The economic recession in the United States is

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83. The 2007-09 Recession and Health Insurance Coverage

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84. And even in contracting economies, the Fed tends to print more money to keep the economy afloat during a recession

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85. At the start of the 2008 recession, derivatives were blamed as the cause

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86. decline in revenue and profit as the UK went into recession

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87. This signified as the recession hit

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88. Before the Barbers reached the Johnson’s and Howerton’s, Paul overheard his Sunday school teacher tell her husband that both families were victims of the latest recession

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89. And Joseph manoeuvred and found wisdom to find a way through it, and benefited from the financial recession

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90. South Africa – the African nation most exposed to global trade and one of the most liquid and traded emerging markets – slumped into a recession that year that cost 1,0m jobs

91. The corporation was hit by economic recession, oil prices fell, and they had to cut

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92. The bad news is that the average American homeowner lost 30 percent in home value during the recession

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93. state of prosperity (and yes, in comparison, even with the recession, we (as a people) are

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94. How can banks through their monsters greed that caused world recession be rewarded more money to pay their bankruptcy? Isn’t it illegal? This is a fascinating demon story played by governments and IMF

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