Sentence examples for chronic stagnation from inspiring English sources

My unprovable hypothesis is that obsessive upgrading and chronic stagnation are intimately related, in the same way that erotic fantasies are related to sexual repression.

By The New Yorker March 8, 2013 "My unprovable hypothesis is that obsessive upgrading and chronic stagnation are intimately related, in the same way that erotic fantasies are related to sexual repression".

Workers across Europe may have to become accustomed to longer hours as many countries face chronic economic stagnation, increased competition and continuing high unemployment.

The succession of weak leaders has hobbled Japan's efforts to deal with chronic economic stagnation, a ballooning national debt and a rapidly aging population.

But given the chronic wage stagnation and falling living standards for so many people, we now need to be much more forthright about the limits and failures of markets.

Europe's long siesta, it seems, has finally reached its limit -- a victim of chronic economic stagnation, deteriorating public finances and competition from low-wage countries in the enlarged European Union and in Asia.

Meanwhile, the actual jobless rate continues to hover around 15percentt of the labor force, the poor grow by the minute to more than 15percentt of the population (and 32percentt of children), and the White House and Congress have no proposals to alleviate the suffering or address the issue of chronic economic stagnation.

Economic stagnation, chronic unemployment, and a dwindling population have turned many of the eastern neighborhoods into ghost towns.

All are variations on the same discordant theme: a nationalist leader comes to power when economic malaise gives way to chronic and secular stagnation.

Although it does act favorably on hormones, as I also mentioned before, too much HIIT work can lead to overtraining (chronic fatigue) or stagnation (inability to get new/better results).

But Zimbabwe citizens had long since lost patience with chronic corruption, inflation, economic stagnation and shortages.