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Meanings of nascent recovery in English

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Usage of nascent recovery in English
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For instance, sharp tax hikes could choke off the nascent recovery.
The South African
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The company expects to gain from a nascent recovery in the U.S. housing market.
Reuters
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This could even the stall the nascent recovery, he added.
The Irish Times
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That would cut short the nascent recovery and plunge the EU into a double-dip recession.
The Guardian
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A broadening of the expansion is necessary if the nascent recovery is to be sustained
BBC
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This assumes the nascent recovery is not blown off course by any internal or external shock.
The Irish Times
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Overall, bankers said financing was improving and pointed even to a nascent recovery in leveraged buyouts.
Reuters
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Despite concerns about a downturn, analysts at HSBC think M&S's nascent recovery will accelerate under Rowe.
The Guardian
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But the nascent recovery is fraught with difficulty.
The Guardian
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Though fragile, recent economic data from China, the world's second-largest economy, has pointed to a nascent recovery.
Reuters
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In China, factories expanded only slightly last month, raising questions over the strength of its nascent recovery.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, risks to the nascent recovery remain.
The Irish Times
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A nascent recovery in demand had led to healthy growth in orders for Deere's planters and combines.
Reuters
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While activity in China expanded only slightly last month raising questions over the strength of its nascent recovery.
Reuters
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A government crisis in Italy is presenting fresh stumbling blocks to a nascent recovery in the euro zone economy.
Reuters
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A nascent recovery in the global economy and higher prices has encouraged revenue-hungry OPEC members to pump more oil.
Reuters
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