In September 1979, dissatisfied with what they felt was a stagnation in the development of the art of animation at Disney, Bluth and several of the other new guard animators quit to start their own studio, Don Bluth Productions, which became Disney's chief competitor in the animation field during the 1980s.
Benefunder was founded in 2014 to fill the nation's "innovation deficit," a stagnation in public funding for research.
In Egypt, by contrast, estimates currently point to a stagnation in production.
Much more, the past ten years have witnessed a stagnation in the reduction of newborn deaths.
The only other countries with similar stagnation in the proportion of GDP spent on health care were Denmark (which also experienced a stagnation in life expectancy) and Sweden [ 32].
A general stagnation in the development of conventional medicine has led to an increased need for research into alternative therapeutic agents for the treatment and control of helminth infections.
It is common to assess the evolution of a country's export structure as a manifestation of the extent of progress or stagnation in its development process.
Perhaps this symbolized the stagnation in youth development that a number of coaches say has tempered the American women's game.
Johnson Sirleaf and her government faced mounting criticism concerning corruption and stagnation in implementing development and social policy, especially as it related to youths.
The key indicators on enrolment, access, attrition, and completion in Zimbabwe in 2001 indicated that there had been stagnation in educational development since 1990.
Improvements are all the more important because of costly recurring disaster recovery measures in the same locations (for example, in Kenya) in the context of a stagnation of international fund for development aid (Ferris and Petz 2012).
