Sentence examples for increasingly stagnant condition from inspiring English sources

Compounding this dilemma is the increasingly stagnant condition of the European economies.

But the dance itself turns increasingly stagnant.

And once an international aid deal is concluded for Portugal, the question shifts to whether Spain's much larger and increasingly stagnant economy may need a financial lifeline.

Asked to explain the difference between standing and stagnant, a department spokeswoman, Chanel Caraway, gamely said: "Standing waters become increasingly stagnant with time as they become more and more concentrated with decomposing organic material, which is food for the mosquito larvae".

As Northwestern salmon stocks dwindled, the seafood canneries that once lined the Columbia River shut down and the waterfront area — once a place of working men and vice — became increasingly stagnant.

The Knicks were never a high-assist team this season (they ranked 29th in assist ratio), but their offense has become increasingly stagnant in two playoff rounds against the elite defenses of Boston and Indiana.

A maximum power density 427 mW m−2, is achieved under stagnant condition which is further enhanced to 597 mW m−2 under recirculation mode.

Data were collected over a year to generate insight into change, rather than treating obesity as a stagnant condition.

Others hold that the stagnant conditions were produced in shallow seas or in lagoons.

But weather patterns can breed stagnant conditions in winter, Mr. Miner said, and the effect on visibility can be even worse then.

All the measurements performed were subjected to stagnant conditions.