Sentence examples for it was stagnating from inspiring English sources

"When the market fell so did earnings – house prices began to come down but so did people's pay, or it was stagnating at best, so few people were able to make the most of falling prices".

I think it saved me from the boredom I was feeling toward techno and electronic music, which felt like it was stagnating at the time.

He's also seen as seminal in resuscitating the industry in the 1980s, when it was stagnating, giving birth to modern home console culture.

"It's stagnating – I think it will get worse.

It is stagnating secularly, suffering from weak domestic demand while stuck with interest rates near zero.

A Tocquevillean reading of today's America, then, may venture beyond the observation that it is stagnating.

If the economy is improving strongly in the months before an election, incumbents do well; if it's stagnating or retrogressing, they do badly.

"The only thing I can vaguely compare it to," said Mr. DeMarco, who quit his job as a software engineer in Manhattan to move here in 1993, "is on the worst day of summer -- hot and humid -- and the worst subway in -- pick your borough -- and you go down, where the drunk has been vomiting and urinating, and it's stagnating for two weeks.

Broadcast radio now faces unprecedented competition, and despite already having the advantage of a free license for public spectrum and being the only media not to pay performers, it is stagnating.

"Personally, I felt like I was stagnating".

The Tonhalle Orchestra, founded in 1868, is relatively young by European standards, but it, too, was stagnating a bit, having gone through a period without a fixed music director until Mr. Zinman came along and oversaw gradual and definite improvement.