Sentence examples for has been stagnating from inspiring English sources

Formula one has been stagnating for years.

For about a decade UK productivity has been stagnating while employment, if anything, is up.

Since then, the EU has been stagnating, both internally and externally.

His remarks reflected his concern that the peace effort has been stagnating.

Kosovars are now the only people in the Balkans without this.Bosnia has been stagnating for five years now.

Quantitative easing was first tried by Japan, where the economy has been stagnating for more than twenty years.

That has not been the case here, and in many ways the recovery has been stagnated by uncertainty in the tax code, by the rhetoric out of Washington, by the nastiness and the back and forth of the entire political culture.

Ever since, netbook sales have been stagnating, even falling.

Average wages have been stagnating in England for some time.

While union ranks have been stagnating, temporary work has been growing by leaps and bounds.

Today, however, corporate profits are booming in economies, such as Germany's, which have been stagnating.