Sentences with phrase «talk of double dips»

It's not about economists and employment reports and talk of double dips.

Not exact matches

You may recall that the terrible consumer confidence prompted talk of further market losses and a «double dip recession.»

Economists are talking about a double - dip recession, but we've never gotten out of the first crash.

It said talk of a double - dip recession was misleading and that growth had essentially been flat for two years - but warned that this situation was avoidable.

Lazio called it the «height of hypocrisy» for Cuomo to «brag» about cracking down on double - dipping when his running mate is a «walking, talking, example of abuse.»

Chris Huhne suggested recently that double dip recessions are rare and that talk of one occurring this time are Labour scaremongering.

«When we're talking about cuts of this scale, over this short a timescale, we're inevitably going to be talking about job losses, which will mean rising unemployment, increased benefit payments, reduced tax revenue and a real risk of a double - dip recession,» she said The government expects to save up to # 120m this year by freezing recruitment across the board in government departments, agencies, and quangos.

To that end I'm going to talk about the remaster specific elements first for those of you who just want to know if its worth double - dipping, and then tackle the rest of the game from a traditional review standpoint, asking if it's something worth buying over other games currently available on the market.

Well it wasn't like there was a shortage of pressing issues to talk about — the double - dip economy, the forces of competition unleashed by the Legal Services Act 2007 (LSA 2007), the move to outcome focused regulation, and maybe even some time to dwell on the brutal LASPO cuts as of next April — and yet still they didn't come.

Additionally 92 % of my settlement was my 401K which could now be used for alimony, talk about double dipping.

... and THAT said, there is also talk of an impending «double dip» - or maybe a «new» dip - in the economy and the housing market circa.