Sentence examples for completely stagnant from inspiring English sources

"At least we got a little activity in today, so we're not completely stagnant," said Woods, who won in a Monday finish in San Diego.

"Blogging has been technologically very active recently, but feature-wise it's been completely stagnant.

This charade continued for more than a decade, with the result that the once-powerful Japanese economy was completely stagnant for that period.

Mexico's economy was completely stagnant from 1982 until 1995 and only began to recover modestly after the next crisis of 1995.

All of the samples were maintained inside the completely transparent glassy containers in a completely stagnant condition for about 720 h for the purpose of evaluating their stability conditions.

A University of Chicago report found that closing the achievement gap between students of color, or with documented economic disadvantages, was completely stagnant from 1990 to 2000.

Others survive in stagnant, almost or completely deoxygenated waters, either by taking in water at the surface film, or by breaking surface and gulping air, although no accessory respiratory structures are developed.

The Greens add a little spice to the mix, but with their positions and lines of attack also being completely obvious, the whole political performance we witness is scripted and stagnant.

I found it completely stultifying doing the Ring at Covent Garden, where there was this immensely stagnant notion that something should be definitive or achieved".

However, failing to seek deep representation of raw data completely brought by shallow architecture has made a plenty of research work stagnant, when ELM was chosen as the basic model.

Other pieces hang stagnant in the air, directing light and attention as if completely in charge of their surroundings.