Sentence examples for broad stagnation from inspiring English sources

However, despite the decline in new work and "broad stagnation" of output, employment rose modestly in February.

This urban stagnation helps explain Egypt's broader stagnation.

In fairness to Professor Summers, his broader secular stagnation thesis does take into account supply side factors which have reduced the desired rate of investment.

But in the low-growth, deflationary economy created after the 2008 crash, and with wage stagnation, the broader business model behind all supermarkets has hit the rocks.

It said the concern "should not be whether or not the economy shrank slightly at the start of 2013 to fulfil the 'technical' definition of recession, or whether (as we expect) there is slight growth; but on the broader question of whether stagnation persists throughout 2013".

The federal minimum wage has been $7.25 an hour since taking effect in July 2009, an eight-year stagnation that evinces the broader trend of stalled wages across the U.S. economy.

Meanwhile, concerns about excesses in the financial sector have merged with broader worries about rising inequality and economic stagnation.

Publishers blame state censorship, economic stagnation, and a kind of broad-based cultural paralysis amid years of authoritarianism and conflict.

From a health perspective, this stagnation is beneficial to the broader community, but McGowan seeks to provide an infusion, a "bloodline", into the sport in the form of the cage.

Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee, has repeatedly cited the stagnation of household income as evidence of a broader economic malaise.

Compared with the falloff in travel, the stagnation in advertising is a result of a broader, more complex set of economic factors.