Sentence examples for lead to a stagnation from inspiring English sources

"It will lead to a stagnation of a sort that will reveal itself to be a terrible mistake".

Looking back over Trenchard's time as Chief of the Air Staff, while he had successfully preserved the RAF, his emphasis on the Air Force providing defence at a comparatively low cost had led to a stagnation and even deterioration in the quality of the Service's fighting equipment.

That could lead to a decade of stagnation.

These imbalances lead to a new period of stagnation and depression.

But although consumption may not overheat, Swiss exporters are clearly worried that a wider financial downturn will still lead to a new period of stagnation.

Financier George Soros told the BBC that the fiscal cuts, which Germany supports, could even lead to a "lost decade" of economic stagnation in Europe.

It appears Samuels is bent on alienating gun owners by clinging to a trite myth that is more likely to prolong cultural stagnation than lead to a resolution.

A long era of economic stagnation could well lead to a profound national debate about an America that is dominated neither by giant corporations nor by socialist bureaucrats.

Such simulation failures can consume a large portion of the allotted computational resources, and thus can lead to search stagnation and a poor final solution.

Mr. Weinberg and others warn that the euro zone is on the same path as Japan was in the 1990s, when failure to deal with weak banks led to a decade of stagnation.

The sculptor Ibram Lassaw, although represented by an early drawing and a recent welded metal piece, also demonstrates that the pursuit of a single-minded aesthetic does not necessarily lead to creative stagnation.