用“economic malaise”造句大全，economic malaise造句

The sharp drop in U.S. oil demand — down in recent weeks by about 9% from a year ago — shows how deep the economic malaise is across much of the industrialized world now.

2010 was a year of firming and climbing out of a hole, but the tepid IPO market and general macroeconomic malaise seemed to linger until late in the year (similar to how 1995 felt).

Could a solution to Japan's economic malaise be just across the East China Sea?

“GERMANY is plagued by a severe economic malaise and by uncertainty about its place in the world,” wrote The Economist in a special report in 2002.

The113- year-old company, which in four years has undergone dramatic restructuring at the cost of thousands of jobs in the face of the technology crash and economic malaise, will launch the marketing push on September13.

Wages have generally stagnated or declined over Japan's two "lost decades" of economic malaise (see chart).

Catalans voted with Spain's economic malaise (notably, 20% unemployment) in mind, says Jordi Sauret, a sociologist at Barcelona's Abat Oliba CEU university.

Stock prices have fallen considerably during the current economic malaise.

McCain accused White House foe Barack Obama of siding with 'A-list' stars at a Hollywood fundraiser instead of with hard-hit voters trapped by the economic malaise.

But it may also note the slightly better tone to the economic data, and that the US economy appears to have got over the summer's economic malaise.

Any solution [to Soviet economic malaise], however, is hostage to the crisis of authority, creating a catch-22 stalemate between perestroika and glasnost, between economics and politics: any measure to shore up the economy only fans public anger and reduces the authority of the Government.

There is no easy short-term solution to the country's chronic economic malaise.