Examples of using Sharp contraction in English and their translations into German
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Seating Systems impacted by sharp contraction in some core markets.
After a sharp contraction of output immediately following independence, the economy has been growing since the second hall'of 1993 4.0% in 1996.
The same was true for China, despite the sharp contraction in the particularly important premium segment.
After the sharp contraction of output which followed independence, economic recovery started in the second half of 1993.
Check the trunk and branches that they had no cracks, the sharp contraction and signs of rot.
Initially, the sharp contraction of the economy did not generate a rapid increase of registered unemployment.
We will see a global crisis of overproduction aggravated by a sharp contraction of credit and a collapse of house and stock market prices.
A sharp contraction in jobs and labor income has many negative consequences on both the economy and financial markets.
Trauma with rupture of the joint capsule and ligaments Indirect trauma(fall,focusing on a straightened or bent limb), a sharp contraction of the muscles.
Moreover, the extremely sharp contraction in first-quarter GDP may indicate that the disaster's negative impact on the economy was more significant than expected.
At the same time,countries heavily relying on trade surpluses have fallen victim to the sharp contraction in world trade in the early stages of the global crisis.
The sharp contraction of apparent consumption in 1999(-14%), coinciding with the imposition of anti-dumping measures, did not affect the countries concerned, which registered a further 89% rise of exports to the Community.
A collapse in exports, and subsequently in investment, produced a sharp contraction of around 7% in real GDP between the second quarter of 2008 and the second quarter of 2009.
Sovereign debt yields increased and the banking system, in particular savings banks,came under pressure with the burst of the housing bubble and the sharp contraction of the construction sector.
Already back in 1989, he predicted-contrary to the mainstream and many other economists- the sharp contraction of output and the long-lasting recession in the transition countries at the beginning of the 1990s.
Certainly not his effusive cheerleaders for the costly, ineffective February 2009 stimulus bill, a vast array of social engineering andpork that was ill suited to deal with the sharp contraction in private employment in the recession.
Following the German economy's sharp contraction in the last quarter of 2012, the question for the country today is whether it can avoid a technical recession defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contraction. .
This policy equivalent of former US Secretary of State ColinPowell's doctrine of“overwhelming force,” together with the sharp contraction of output below final demand for goods and services(which drew down inventories of unsold goods), sets the stage for most economies to bottom out early next year.
Seating Systems impacted by sharp contraction in some core markets The Seating Systems Division, in which Grammer as a global leading company develops and produces seating systems for commercial vehicles, recorded revenue of EUR 478.7 million, up a small 1 percent over the previous year(2013: 472.8), despite very challenging conditions in some markets.
This represents the sharpest contraction and weakest recovery in private-sector demand since the end of World War II.
The January forecasts ofthe Commission envisage an even sharper contraction in economic activity and project a deficit in 2009/10 of 9½% of GDP.
The freeze on farm prices will mean a further cut in farm incomes andan even sharper contraction of investment and employment in farming(among both farmers and farmworkers) and to some extent in the agri-food industry.