Sentence examples for development stagnated from inspiring English sources
Agricultural development stagnated, and the high-yield, nutritious potato became Ireland's dominant crop.
He comes from far away Belorussian Alexander Hleb, snapped up from Stuttgart after a season in which, he claims, his "development stagnated".
The increase was very small, indicating that Taiwan's development stagnated in recent years.
The legislation to grant the citizenships, at the discretion of then-president Ahmed Abdallah Sambi, was passed in 2008, but the real estate development stagnated.
However the Jets choose to spin it, Sanchez's development has stagnated, and he has continued to make the sort of bewildering mistakes he made as a rookie.
The share of their annual income that rich countries devote to aid year-in, yeaid year-inort for the slow, painstaking business of development—has stagnated.
Political institutions that were supposed to reconcile a divided society are ineffective; ethnic quotas at all levels of government breed nepotism; children study in classes divided according to their parentage; economic development has stagnated.
Despite the global burden of cardiovascular disease, investment in cardiovascular drug development has stagnated over the past 2 decades, with relative underinvestment compared with other therapeutic areas.
He spoke his first two words with 12 months, but speech development subsequently stagnated; he spoke about 10 words at the age of 3 years.
In later years, this development model proved to be too costly leading to lower GDP growth, stagnating output per worker and rising unemployment.
