Sentence examples for existing stagnant from inspiring English sources

Lastly, from a practical perspective, I would recommend that as part of the engagement with a larger set of academic entrepreneurs on campus (both successful and unsuccessful), the survey/interview deployed by the authors engage these individuals in soliciting programs, opportunities, efforts, and ideas to improve the existing stagnant innovation culture on campus.

The greater risk to the world economy is that a recession and falling house prices would add to Americans' existing concerns about stagnant real wages, creating more support for protectionism.

In the year that followed, while the number of existing sites stayed relatively stagnant, the number of new vendors dropped markedly resulting in an overall drop in the number of vendors.

Still, Russian output is growing, and companies need new markets since demand is stagnant in their existing markets in Europe.

Tepid job growth, stagnant wages for existing employees and growing international demand for American products have all helped corporate profit margins reach all-time highs, according to two different measures from the Department of Commerce and from earnings per share in the S.&P.

"Supply from existing operations is at best stagnant," says Iluka's executive general manager of sales and marketing, Victor Hugo.

But a person with knowledge of the government plans said the move was intended to shake up a stagnant mobile market, where existing operators have moved too slowly to bring affordable mobile broadband to the masses.

Policy level attention is required to scale up evidence based and effective interventions at community level through existing outreach health workers to make the dent in the stagnant neonatal mortality in Pakistan.

Rising inequality and stagnant wages are eating away at the legitimacy of existing tax and redistribution systems.

Break through the stagnant times by making new associations and recombining your existing approaches with new ones.

Chinese oil production has been stagnant in recent years and is expected to decline in the years ahead as existing fields run dry, sometimes prematurely because of poor production methods in the past.