Sentence examples for apparent stagnation from inspiring English sources

That helped insulate it from an apparent stagnation in domestic sales amid a weak economy.

Robinson, the former Sussex head coach who was hired by Connor in November last year to shake up the team after a period of apparent stagnation by the team, was critical of their performance after the semi-final defeat to Australia during the recent World Twenty20 in India, claiming they needed to "get fitter" and "toughen up a little bit".

There can be long periods of apparent stagnation or impasse.

Despite the apparent stagnation, the development of primary care in response to social changes in recent decades is undeniable, both in figures and in the perception of those providing or using primary care.

This apparent stagnation in peak demand concerned stakeholders, including government, especially given the ongoing efforts to increase electricity generation that have primarily focused on exploiting hydropower by expediting the construction of the 183 MW Isimba and 600 MW Karuma Hydro Power Projects whose expected completion dates are 2017 and 2019, respectively.

4 However, this apparent stagnation may in part have been caused by substantial improvements in survival among comorbid patients in the period between 2003 2005.

Finally, there's the whole question of secular stagnation, the apparent inability of the advanced countries to shake off the effects of the financial crisis and deep recession of 2007-09.

The transitory geographic imbalance of the 2000s the China glut is fading, and yet secular stagnation remains an apparent feature of the rich world.

LONDON — With the leaders of both parties in the governing coalition pledged to uphold their pact until a new election in 2015, Britain, at least on the face of it, has the basis for political stability as it wrestles with the financial crisis roiling Europe and the apparent drift of Britain's own economy toward stagnation.

It has been shown to qualitatively explain the apparent difference in behaviour of polymer chains in both stagnation point and transient elongational flows.

Classic RTT patients are characterized by apparent normal development for the first months followed by developmental stagnation and regression.