We are likely to go through years of barely any growth, or full-blown recession.

But his administration was beset by inflation and, in 1973, full-blown recession.

Earlier this year, there was a strong feeling among many money managers that the economy might slip into a full-blown recession sometime in 2007.

So the most likely situation is not a full-blown recession (often defined as two consecutive quarters of a shrinking economy).

A full-blown recession is not likely until 1990, the firm said.

Without increases in unemployment, many economists said they do not expect consumer and business spending to fall enough to produce a full-blown recession.

Some museum executives say the news media runs the danger of fanning the downturn into a full-blown recession.

Looks like a market realignment to me, rather than a full-blown recession.

So far, a full-blown recession is not being predicted either for Germany or Europe.

The economy might take off again, but it also might fall into a full-blown recession.