Sentence examples for into stagnation from inspiring English sources

But then the economy followed its neighbours' into stagnation.

But the past four years have seen a fall back into stagnation.

But without legal, political and economic reform, Russia could well lapse into stagnation.

But while emerging Asia quickly recovered from the crisis, Japan sank into stagnation.

Where is the youth of France as the country drifts further into stagnation and irrelevance?

Protracted weakness could evolve into stagnation with negative implications for the global economy".

She writes, "every time transcendence falls back into immanence, stagnation, there is a degradation of existence into the 'en-soi' — the brutish life of subjection to given conditions — and liberty into constraint and contingence.

Meanwhile critics argue that Ms. Merkel's emphasis on budgetary rigor could plunge Europe into sustained stagnation.

So Venice declined into economic stagnation, embittered by a constitutional conflict between the Consiglio dei Rogati and the Council of Ten for control of the public finances.

Russia has been sliding into economic stagnation, with analysts estimating only meagre growth in 2014 and a recession that may have begun in the year's final quarter.

Members of the Communist Party, which introduced the motion, said the three-party governing coalition of Prime Minister Vlad Filat had led the country into economic stagnation.