Examples of using Recession in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Meaning: In general,“recession” means the act of receding or withdrawing from something or somewhere.
the same capital that they had before the recession.
However, a recession following the global financial crisis of 2008- 2009 forced the government to borrow externally, including an IMF €20bn bailout program.
And so I don't know when we're going to have that[recession]- in 2016,
The once booming construction sector, hit hard by the 2009 recession, was also important to the region's economy.
Japan's Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama argued nations should take advantage of the region's more rapid recovery from the recession than the West.
US recession'began last year',
many investors believe the US economy will fall into a recession in 2020.
Worries grow of deeper U.S. recession, CNN, archived from the original on June 11, 2008, retrieved November 17, 2008.
Gum tissues graft: A gum graft may be required to save your teeth from being damaged by harmful effects of gum recession.
There were areas of erythema, gum recession, and increased movement of the teeth.
has written a fairly good book called, The Great Evangelical Recession(Baker Books, 2013).
During the mild 2001 recession, consumer confidence kept plummeting throughout the year, reaching levels not seen in decades.
The growth period took 44.8 months on the average while a recession took about 11 months.
Japan had a trade surplus all during its long recession, which began in 1990 and is only now ending.
Many experts blame two primary factors for this trend: the 2008 economic recession and the increasingly crippling costs of going to college.
Since Bitcoin(BTC) was birthed in the wake of 2008's Great Recession, the macroeconomy has changed dramatically.
Meanwhile, local demand remains fragile, as Argentina's recession continues and Brazil awaits general elections in October.
Obvious recession has emerged in Hong Kong's economy, and many sectors were dealt a serious blow.
Spain has slipped into its second recession in 3 years putting it back in the center of the Euro Zone debt crisis storm.