Sentence examples for its stagnating from inspiring English sources

French leaders blamed the country's defeat in 1940 on its stagnating demographic, economic and social development.

The measures are widely considered necessary to tackle Italy's heavy debt load and revive its stagnating economy.

In the Smokies, the share of summer visitors aged 61 or over rose from 10% during a survey conducted in 1996 to 17% in a similar sounding in 2008; the share of those 15 and under fell from 26% to 22%.The National Park Service has all manner of explanations for its stagnating popularity.

To be sure, the arms race was one of the reasons why the Russian leader decided that the Soviet Union had to reform its stagnating economy.

It's good to see Digg actively promoting this use of the service outside of its main domain even though that won't help bolster its stagnating traffic.

Thus, even though the EU will need Russian energy supplies for the foreseeable future, unless it finds a substantial and sustainable alternative suitor, Russia will desperately need continued EU investment for its stagnating economy.

The world will focus on Japan, and Japan will have an extraordinary opportunity on the world stage to restore prestige lost through years of its stagnate economy and reduced global leadership.

But today it stagnates, its GDP per head perhaps $4,000, against some $14,000 in the south.

Thus, the LDP found its support stagnating or declining in rural areas, its traditional power base, and increasing in urban areas, areas historically the stronghold of the opposition.

Its congregations may have shrunk and its culture stagnated, but it was permitted a place and a role of its own both in the Ottoman Empire and in the nation states that succeeded it.

PAGE A11 THE ECONOMIC UPSIDE OF PEACE With its economy stagnating, many people in Syria are coming to believe that peace with Israel is inevitable -- and necessary.