Examples of 'have depressed' in a sentence
Meaning of "have depressed"
The phrase 'have depressed' typically refers to a state of feeling sad, low, or downcast. It can describe both temporary and prolonged feelings of sadness or melancholy. 'Have depressed' can also refer to the act of pressing or flattening something down, such as in the context of pressing a button or depressing a lever
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Of the keys you have depressed on the.
It says that we have strong economic fundamentals and yet we have depressed growth.
It only would have depressed you.
Those who have depressed immune systems are susceptible to these infections.
That music seems to have depressed you.
Both skulls have depressed fractures on the parietal bones.
But that would just have depressed her.
I think we have depressed the shit out of these pigeons.
The global economic slowdown and regional turmoil have depressed economic growth.
You have depressed truth.
It was a situation which might well have depressed the spirits of many a man.
Unhappy couples have depressed immune systems and their children have elevated stress hormones.
Excess supply and faltering demand growth have depressed global coal prices this year.
You have depressed me.
Falling incomes and rising unemployment due to recession in most eurozone countries have depressed prices.
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That would have depressed him.
His policies have not helped create jobs, they have depressed them.
Woman have depressed.
For example, are more severely depressed mothers more likely to have depressed children?
Victims of hypothermia may have depressed vital signs so they look and feel dead.
The co-ordinated cuts to public spending and increased labour market flexibility have depressed economic growth.
I fear perhaps I have depressed those of you who are reading this as well.
First, the shutter button may not have depressed properly.
They also tend to have depressed moods, but researchers do not know exactly why.
But depressing interest rates seems to have depressed the economy, too.
After you have depressed the trigger and the tool is running, release the lock-off.
These factors would have depressed the price.
We have depressed thoughts ; we think WE are depressed.
This tells us that other things might have depressed wages of ordinary Americans.
These constraints have depressed supplies, creating deficits in the market and consequently driving prices upwards.
Now look what you have done . You have depressed me.
What could have depressed her? At the ball.
The global financial crisis and recession have depressed CO2 prices.
I think we have depressed the shit out of these pigeons . Wow.
Recent weakness in trading of bonds, currencies and commodities have depressed earnings for Goldman.
Falling prices have depressed the export earnings of African countries, notwithstanding increased volumes.
The news from Paris seems to have depressed everyone 's spirits.
We have depressed preschoolers?
Did not I? It only would have depressed you.
So now that you have depressed the shit out of us, what would you do?
After such a triumph at the ball? What could have depressed her?
September 11 terrorist attacks have depressed demand for maritime trade and sea cruises.
Your visit to the sanctuary seems to have depressed you terribly . - Oh, dearest.
Do I still have depressed thoughts today?
What could have depressed her?
Slackened crude oil prices have depressed profit margins leading to petrochemical capex peaking in 2016.
Well now you have depressed me!
These adjustments of the CAP have depressed the agricultural sector of the Community 's economy.
Well, now we have depressed each other.
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
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