Sentence examples for consequent stagnation from inspiring English sources
Their success has re-energised a games industry that was flagging thanks to years-old technology and a consequent stagnation in creativity that was beginning to harm consumer interest.
But recognising that poor distribution of flow through the dialysate compartment could create a preferential flow of dialysate in the region external to the bundle with consequent stagnation in the internal region of the haemodialyser, dialysers manufacturers implemented a number of changes in dialysers [ 17, 18].
Similarly, in the 1970s the sharp rise in oil prices (and consequent economic stagnation and runaway inflation) marked the end of the post-war "Golden Age" and gave rise to a turn away from government regulation and to the idealisation of the "free market".
The Japanese economy has consequently shown signs of further stagnation.
After the consequent Civil War and the restoration of its representation in the federal government, Texas entered a long period of economic stagnation.
Consequent redesigns scarcely helped.
Prevent stagnation in pipes.
The consequent unrest could be considerable.
