Sentences with phrase «major recession»

Then followed, as the fourth period, the second major recession.

Even more than in the previous major recession, new life was stirring which was to issue in a great fresh advance.

If these discouraging features of the post-1914 years were the entire story the era would unquestionably be one of major recession of the Christian tide.

Has it really been 8 years since the last major recession when the housing market crashed?

Or the country will sink into major recession.

We've had tough times with major recessions where we had to lay off people and I didn't take anything.

«I've been studying our real estate market for over 27 years, which included several major recessions, and I've been amazed at the number of new bars, restaurants and retail shops that have opened east of I - 35 during this most recent recession.»

Following the great advance of the Middle Ages there came a second major recession of the Christian tide.

I'm old enough not to take a major recession lightly; on the other hand, I've seen them before, and I'm getting a feel for the market's cyclical upturns and downturns.

A: With the economy in the grips of a major recession and credit crunch, many entrepreneurs have little choice but to tap friends and family members for their startup capital.

A major recession could, of course, have a major impact on the industry - and potentially make this forecast too high.

The addiction to big market gains may outweigh fear of a major recession anytime soon.

Usually when government debt expands so rapidly it's because they're waging war, fighting a major recession, or financing some serious infrastructure projects.

Almost every major recession in modern U.S. history has been caused, at least in part, by the Federal Reserve.

Looking on the bright side of what could be a major recession when the liquidity bubble bursts, Conway advises, «And of course when [the liquidity bubble] ends the buying opportunity will be once in a lifetime.»

At that time, economists feared a major recession, which historically had followed major wars, and the Federal government intended to be ready for resumption of the New Deal's fiscal policy of massive, albeit feckless, spending to create full employment.

There were costly wars, «bubbles» in tech stocks and housing, two market crashes, and a major recession.

It now seems likely that China's earlier double - digit growth rates will slip to the 5 % -6 % range that would probably constitute a major recession, and probably lower.

In this age of the major recession of the faith it was the combination of inner vitality and environment which made possible the persistence and the growing power of Christianity in Western Europe.

Each major wave has been followed by a major recession.

Are we witnessing another major recession?

But each major wave has set a new high - water mark and each major recession has been less pronounced than its predecessor.

It must also have been noted, if the earlier chapters have been perused with care, that during each major recession the preparation has been made for a fresh advance, and, as we hinted at the close of the last paragraph, this has been in quite unexpected quarters.

Great, then, as is the menace to Christianity and strong as seems the evidence that the Christian tide is displaying a major recession, the counter evidence is by no means negligible.

Of course, there has been a major recession in those years, clearly visible in the numbers.

We're in the third year of a major recession during which millions of Americans have lost their jobs.

Nine states defaulted during a major recession in the 1840s.

Moreover, Anderson echoes the ideologues of the right in calling for a «balanced budget (or a surplus) except in times of war or major recession» — clearly a calculated appeal to conservative voters.

Like government and private organizations across the nation, the DEC had to adjust to the impact of the major recession.

Recycling the slogan of Labour investment v Tory cuts is unlikely to be enough in the context of a major recession and the government's reputation for being less than candid about difficult truths.

In a letter to The Independent, they say: «The overall policy result since the financial crisis of 2008 - 9, has been the slowest recovery from any major recession in modern times.»

The resilient personality of a city's residents could help determine whether cities bounce back or languish during a major recession, according to new research published in the peer - reviewed journal Social Psychological and Personality Science.

From the early 1900s on there have been four major recessions with the longest recovery period from 1929 to 1955, 25 years.

Those approaching retirement and retirees don't have time on their side to whether a major recession and the subsequent recovery.

We are both too young to have lived through any major recession as investors but we are mentally ready to withstand these kinds of losses.

But by pushing off the squaring of accounts we took what would have been a short recession and turned it into a major recession or a depression.

The act is intended to prevent a major recession like the one which started in 2007.

As we now know, a major recession lay just ahead.

Bond prices can also fluctuate with major economic or monetary crises, such as during a major recession or inflation periods, though almost never at the same levels as stock prices.

There is a classic example of Bob the world's worst market timer where Bob invested at every high of the market, just before every major recession.

In this example, Bob invests at every high of the market, just before every major recession.

That way, your wealth doesn't take as much of a hit if the market experiences a correction or a major recession.

During this time, there was a major recession going on in the video game industry as a whole.

He said that during the first term, Obama's team was trying to get Republicans, conservative Democrats and business leaders behind cap - and - trade legislation during a major recession.

This seems relevant to sudden change because a major recession or sudden decrease in air pollution would remove a lot of particulates and we'd feel the full effect of climate change masked by aerosols.