The phrase "a stagnant state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is not changing or progressing, often implying a lack of growth or movement.
Example: "The economy has been in a stagnant state for several years, leading to increased unemployment and reduced consumer spending."
Alternatives: "a state of stagnation" or "an unchanging condition".
So was the Egyptian flag, no longer seen as a symbol of a stagnant state, a bureaucrat's wall decoration or a backdrop for state television broadcasts of Mr. Mubarak's meetings.
They gradually lost the ability to divide and showed other signs they had entered a stagnant state known as cellular senescence, which might impair the ability of worn and damaged tissues to refurbish themselves.
The first step in understanding how the income re-distribution can lead to innovation and help an economy move from a stagnant state into a new sustainable economic growth path is to understand how long-term trends in rising and falling income inequality affect the market environment that firms must survive in.
Until then I will wait in a stagnant state somewhere inside the shell of a broken, sick, exhausted body.
Only 12percentt use video calls on a daily basis, which is a 5percentt upward shift, but this reflects the stagnant state of sluggish and expensive bandwidth and data packages that continue to restrict the population from utilizing this service.
With negotiations for a new labor agreement in their usual stagnant state, Commissioner Bud Selig pledged that the owners would not lock out the players during the season or post-season, nor would they unilaterally implement new work rules during those times.
More than any other single politician in Albany, Mr. Pataki now has a rare opportunity to breathe life into one of the nation's most stagnant state legislatures.
Supporters of Vince Cable, the business secretary, have urged Nick Clegg to show greater independence from his Conservative coalition partners if this week's autumn statement fails to set out a big enough package to lift the UK economy out of its current stagnant state.
Mr. Pally said he was not surprised that jobs were mentioned most often given the stagnant state of the economy.
At Woollands [the shop where Currie had previously run a pioneering modern furniture floor] we'd never had music, but Terence insisted on it!" Terence, of course, was the then-entrepreneurial 32-year-old furniture-maker Terence Conran, a well-known figure on the London design scene who'd become frustrated with the stagnant state of furniture retailing.
With the company in transition, Microsoft's timing is apt – it can potentially target users concerned with Evernote's stagnant state, and those worried about its longevity.
