Word Finder - recession

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The act or an instance of receding or withdrawing.

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A period of reduced economic activity

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The ceremonial filing out of clergy and/or choir at the end of a church service.

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The act of ceding something back.

When the economy entered recession, the workhouse conditions had to be worsened more.

Everywhere there are signs of the diminution of the lakes and the recession of the water line - a phenomenon that has also been observed in the Pamirs.

With careful planning and hard work, we can bounce back from this recession.

In the early 1960s the country suffered an economic recession.

These risks are only enhanced by the looming recession.

The bust in the property bubble fed into the supply-side recession.

However this high hairline was not due to any hair line recession.

We must avoid tit-for-tat protectionism that could lead to global recession.

Obviously, the recession has not hit them as hard as it has hit the rest of the country.

It may sound pessimistic, but preparing for a recession is a smart move.

During a period of economic recession, it's common for the stock market to take a hit.

You may also find some money saving inspiration in the tale of Steve and Annette Economides, nicknamed America's Cheapest Family for their commitment to living a frugal lifestyle that minimizes the impact of an economic recession.

This was the highest level of unemployment during the entire recession.

Two difficult periods for the auto industry, the Great Depression of the 1930s and the recent Great Recession, offer some real-world examples of how auto industry health is related to the rest of the economy.

These figures refer to cliff top recession, and they generalize local differences due to contrasts of rock lithology and structure.

But it is doubtful if it can avoid at least some check to growth or even outright recession such circumstances.

Many people believe house prices started to fall sharply from 1989 onwards, precipitating recession.

But many others see a temporary and milder reaction and a narrow escape from full-blown recession.

Japan's prolonged recession has left Japan studies in a becalmed state.

Researchers analyzed the case of a 26-year-old female who had localized gingival recession around the area of her lip piercing.

The sensitivity may be caused by a loose filling or by minimal gum recession which exposes small areas of the root surface.

The actual problem we have to consider is valve seat recession, which is where the valve sinks into the head.

The figures show three consecutive quarters of falling manufacturing output, the manufacturing recession in Scotland.

To get the velocity of recession of a galaxy from its redshift, you should use the formula given by special relativity.

The UK is heavily reliant on our trading partners coming out of recession, of which there is no clear sign to date.

If there is a recession in the economy, then this will lead to unemployment rising / falling.

The boundary between this point and the extremity of the Malay Peninsula follows the coast of the Northern Pacific and the China Sea, on a line deeply broken by the projection of the peninsulas of Kamchatka and Korea, and the recession of the Sea of Okhotsk, the Yellow Sea, and the Gulfs of Tongking and Siam.

In the ancient astronomy the anomaly was taken as the angular distance of the planet from the point of the farthest recession from the earth.

Nothing is more striking in history than the recession of Christianity in the East after the 13th century.

After the destruction of Old Winchelsea, New Winchelsea, a walled town, flourished for about a hundred years and provided a large proportion of the ships furnished by the Cinque Ports to the crown; but the ravages of the French destroyed it, its walls were broken down, and the decay of the harbour, owing to the recession of the sea, prevented any later return of its prosperity.

The most definite are connected with estimates of the time since the last glacial epoch, and are calculated from the amount and rate of recession of certain falls, notably those of the Niagara and Mississippi (St Anthony Falls) rivers.

Secondly, native forms often disappear with the clearing off of the original forest or other vegetation, in which case their recession is to a certain extent unavoidable, and the fauna which has established itself in the presence of cultivation is needed to replace them.

And the recession of the New Zealand earthworms and flies before exotic forms probably falls under this category.

But owing to the long distance which the water must travel from certain parts of the province, and the continual recession of the Lauwerszee, the drainage problem is a peculiarly difficult one, and floods are sometimes inevitable.

The curved recession of the Suliman Ranges to the north-west leaves a space of flat alluvial desert to the south, which forms a sort of inlet or bay striking into the Baluchistan mountain system.

This part of the boundary was turned inland from the Paraguay to include, within Brazilian jurisdiction, Fort Coimbra, Corumba and other settlements on the west bank, and was modified in 1903 by the recession of about 1158 sq.

The decay of the town began in the Toth century owing to the recession of the sea, and it received another blow in the suppression of its priory by Henry IV.

Japan 's prolonged recession has left Japan studies in a becalmed state.

To find Hubble 's constant we have to apply Hubble 's law to objects whose distances and recession velocities are already known.

Cliffs increase slightly in height eastward and landsliding rather than rockfall becomes increasingly evident as the major cliff recession process.

This marked the fifth monthly rise in a row and the longest upward run since the UK was in recession in the early 1990s.

In 1992 the economy was only just emerging from the deep recession of the early 1990s.

There was a marked rise during the recession of the early 1980s.

But confidence has stabilized on the back of declining fears about the UK sliding into recession.

Whether companies will be prepared to accept higher pension costs will depend on how far the economy slips into recession.

He showed, from spectra of the galaxies, that there was an increase in the velocity of recession with distance.

Rates of recession may be accelerating due to narrowing and steepening of the adjacent inter-tidal slope.

With the economy starting to rise again, at year-end 2008, many households were still affected in the pocketbook by the recession.

By December of 2008, and at the height of the recession, hybrids only represented 1.84 percent of vehicles on the roads.

In response to the economic difficulties of the recession, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Tax Act of 2009 allowed for tax credits on both large and small home improvement projects.