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Meanings of recessionary in English

Of or pertaining to a recession.

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Usage of recessionary in English
1
The result is a recessionary spiral - as Greece has already discovered.
Reuters
2
Many low-income families rely on these special offers, especially in recessionary times.
The Guardian
3
Uncertainties surrounding the long-drawn trade war and recessionary fears have provided support.
Reuters
4
The 17-month trade war has rocked markets and fanned global recessionary fears.
Reuters
5
Keeping the holiday would somewhat reduce the recessionary impact of the cliff.
Reuters
6
The rest of the project was shelved due to recessionary budget cuts.
The Irish Times
7
Japan was considering other measures in the face of new recessionary signals.
Reuters
8
What's really adding fuel to the fire this year is the recessionary climate.
Wired
9
IN THESE recessionary times, it should not need to be said.
The Irish Times
10
By the spring of 1959, recessionary times had come to America.
11/22/63
11
In the recent recessionary maelstrom, stability has been the immediate goal.
The Irish Times
12
In these recessionary times, you really have to admire such initiatives.
The Irish Times
13
Automakers have struggled as U.S. auto sales have tumbled amid a recessionary economy.
Reuters
14
Forthcoming highlights in 2010 The Irish Baroque Orchestra is having a counter-recessionary January.
The Irish Times
15
A new recessionary period is confidently predicted, and probably soon.
Reuters
16
The movie comes on the heels of others that tackle today's bleak recessionary times.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
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