Sentence examples for bit of stagnation from inspiring English sources

From April to May, monthly site visits to Flickr went from 86 million to 90 million – indicating that Flickr was still seeing some growth, despite what was then a bit of stagnation in terms of look-and-feel and feature set.

And it's the same reason food television is currently suffering from a bit of stagnation, if not, starvation.

Part of the reason is a benign mixture of cycle and happenstance: economic activity tends to revive naturally after a few years of stagnation, once companies invest a bit more and rebuild their stocks; and China's economic boom has helped by sucking in huge quantities of Japanese-made steel, manufactures and capital goods.

After five years of stagnation, the United States has managed to cut its infant mortality a bit.

Let's start with a bit of cheery news: Japan is showing signs of breaking free from two decades of stagnation in pay; wages in July rose at their fastest pace for more than 17 years, and they have been increasing for five months.

Proponents of a nominal GDP target argue that at times when growth is very low, a bit of inflation should be less of a concern than the corrosive impact on the economy of a long period of stagnation.

I want change instead of stagnation".

It is also a budget of stagnation.

To oversimplify a bit, income stagnation paired with rising inequality is a recipe for political polarization and, under the American system of divided powers, political gridlock, which is what we have.

Some experts warn of a decade of stagnation.

There had been a long period of stagnation and unemployment.