Nicolas Berggruen and I argue in a short essay that France's "startup president" is breathing new life "into the stagnating cause of European unity" by seeking to open his country's rigid economy while pushing for greater integration with the rest of Europe ― especially Germany.
But his style is stagnating into mannerism, cliche and self-parody.
His visual language is always distinctive and even arresting in its vehemence, but is now stagnating into mannerism and self-parody.
So although there is no chance in the immediate future of the Bank of England responding to "too low" inflation by further monetary stimulus or action to cheapen the cost of money - through further quantitative easing, for example - it will need to be vigilant that we don't turn Japanese, that we don't turn into an endemically stagnating economy.
The latter (loss of WT) is quorum collapse i.e. the community falls back into a halted, stagnating phase, even though the nutrients are still in place.
"Bruno pushed Lyric forward at a time when it could have been stagnating, settling into the traditional repertory," William Mason, Lyric's general director emeritus, said on Wednesday.
This is not uncommon in situations when the primary intimal tear is more distal (e.g., in the descending aorta) than the most proximal extent of the medial separation (which may extend retrogradely into the ascending aorta), where stagnating blood or clots can be observed.
On this last score, stagnating salaries translate into a marked decline in discretionary spending -- a decline that is not offset by greater spending among those in upper income brackets.
She is also frustrated that union membership continues to shrink even when workers should in theory be flocking into unions during this time of stagnating wages.
Consequently, this offers support to those who have the view that the UK is merely stagnating rather than descending into a deeper and deeper recession.
