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Meanings of hard landing in English
Aircraft landing which causes substantial damage to the aircraft.
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Usage of hard landing in English
1
Can China switch to a more liberalised model without a hard landing?
2
We expect that we will not see a hard landing in China.
3
That provides a cushion to the economy and prevents a hard landing.
4
That, policymakers hope, should help soften an already inevitable hard landing.
5
A hard landing for the British economy is now a risk.
6
If you had a hard landing in China then the possibility would rise.
7
Markets had been worried that China could over-tighten and suffer a hard landing.
8
A hard landing is thus unlikely, but the slowdown remains real.
9
Japanese automakers are bracing for a hard landing after subsidies disappear.
10
No one wants to end their reign with a hard landing.
11
As fears of a hard landing have increased, policymakers have started to panic.
12
For the near term, neither company sees a hard landing for the Chinese economy.
13
Growing worries about a hard landing for China's economy also made U.S. investors nervous.
14
Most analysts say the economy is slowing gradually, but not facing a hard landing.
15
That would only increase the chance of a hard landing.
16
It's not the fall I fear, it's the hard landing.
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