Sentence examples for by stagnation from inspiring English sources

BRITAIN and Germany want to save Bosnia from death by stagnation.

Mr. Lyons said he expected the recession in Britain to continue until the fourth quarter, to be followed by stagnation.

The five years of recession followed by stagnation from 2008 cut consumer confidence and spending while high fuel costs made driving to a giant superstore expensive.

If Spain's remarkable success is not now to be followed by stagnation and limited international relevance, he will have to do so.

"While neighbouring high-income countries, including Switzerland and the UK, may be hardest hit by stagnation in the eurozone, it would also directly dampen activity in eastern Europe, north Africa and south Asia, which depend heavily on European export markets".

"If Japanese governments continue to favor short-term comfort over long-term reform, Japan seems to me likely to remain on a road characterized by stagnation," Charlene Barshefsky, a Washington lawyer and former United States trade representative, said here on Monday.

That nearly complete control has been ended, temporarily, by world stagnation and by rising oil production in countries outside Opec.

He concluded: "The future of Medicare should be marked by competition, by choice, and by innovation, rather than by bureaucracy, stagnation and bankruptcy".

Instead of a popular uprising by citizens enraged by economic stagnation and political oppression, she said, she found a conspiracy cooked up by international powers to destroy Syria.

That will be the focus of this special report.The next few years could be defined as much by the stagnation of the West as by the emergence of the rest, for three main reasons.

Gordon Weiss, the UN's spokesman in Colombo during the end of the war, predicts in a forthcoming book ("The Cage") that Tamil emigration will continue, "encouraged by political stagnation, a lack of rights and rule by fear".