Sentence examples for despite stagnating from inspiring English sources
In Greenpeace's scenario, the prices of gas and coal will rise, despite stagnating consumption of the former, and a steep drop in demand for the latter.
The challenges of an ageing population, the cost of new drugs and treatments, and growing expectations of what health services should deliver despite stagnating funding have triggered a fundamental shift in how healthcare in the UK is commissioned, provided and regulated.
Hence, despite stagnating figures regarding group size, we can say that the overall collective collaboration within the information system, due to the evolution in the business subsystems (Fig. 10 at the top, Additional file 10), is practically "exploding".
— JONATHAN J. LI College graduation rates in U.S. are stagnating Despite decades of steadily climbing college enrollment in the United States, the percentage of students making it to the finish line is barely budging, according to a new report by a group seeking to raise graduation rates.
By the time its effects had fully worn off, in about 2003, pay began stagnating again, despite good economic growth.
The garrisons persist, but the gangs have turned to peddling drugs.That is both cause and effect of an economy that has been stagnating for years, despite jet-set tourist resorts clustered around Montego Bay and Ocho Rios on the north coast of the island.
This makes sense-despite growing student loan debt, salaries are stagnating.
By this point, despite his success, his career was stagnating and he was $7,000 in debt.
Despite this impressive potential, childhood vaccination coverage is stagnating or even deteriorating in some areas in South Asia and large parts of Africa [ 2].
Despite impressive economic growth, land grabs, rampant deforestation, impunity, stagnating wages and widespread corruption have long dogged Cambodia.
Technology was supposed to bring us liberation from mundane labour, but instead we are as occupied as ever with work; and despite technological innovation surging forward, productivity and wages growth are stagnating in most of the western world.
