| avoid recession | 4.28 | We will avoid a recession. | ||
| define recession | 3.82 | A recession is defined as two consecutive quarterly declines. | ||
| avert recession | 2.44 | Will that be enough to avert recession? | ||
| enter recession | 2.44 | Singapore officially enters recession. | ||
| cause recession | 2.04 | Both oil shocks caused recessions. | ||
| prevent recession | 1.84 | The goal is to prevent a recession. | ||
| blame recession | 1.38 | Most Japanese blame the recession. | ||
| trigger recession | 1.18 | Will people reduce their spending enough to trigger a recession? | ||
| face recession | 0.99 | Now both the United States and Japan faced recession together. | ||
| weather recession | 0.99 | Ormerods are successfully weathering the recession. | ||
| escape recession | 0.92 | Florida has not escaped the recession. | ||
| predict recession | 0.86 | Unlike Dick Cheney, he did not predict a recession. | ||
| expect recession | 0.79 | But a recession is not expected. | ||
| signal recession | 0.79 | But observers say the downturn is too slight to signal a recession. | ||
| have recession | 0.66 | We could have a recession. | ||
| see recession | 0.66 | Few economists, however, see recession ahead. | ||
| survive recession | 0.66 | The company survived the recession. | ||
| deepen recession | 0.53 | Government measures to peg back inflation have deepened the recession. | ||
| forecast recession | 0.53 | Although he anticipates a selloff, he does not forecast a recession. | ||
| prolong recession | 0.53 | That has simply prolonged the recession. |