Sentences with phrase «expensive than the recession»

Mr Wheeler who writes in The Sunday Times that the EU is more expensive than the recession, has said that he intends to support UKIP in June's European Elections but will vote Conservative in County Council elections on the same day and «is likely» to support Conservatives at the General Election.

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In contrast, mass - priced watches fared relatively better than the expensive versions during recession.

Because of the great rise of layoffs and the recession of the expensive man, now for the first time in history, there are more women in the workforce than men.

Good, but your prior policies fostered debt - based finance, because recessions were never allowed to get too deep, and businessmen rationally chose to finance with cheaper tax - deductible debt, rather than expensive equity, because they concluded that the Fed would not allow big crises to happen.

And while the tightening grip of the recession may force many pet owners to buy less expensive food than they otherwise might, they can still buy high - quality, high - value treats without breaking the budget.

Ninety percent of U.S. adults agree that some people purchased more expensive homes than they should have before the recession.