Sentence examples for lingering stagnation from inspiring English sources

The quote is, "We maintain a negative outlook for the sector due to lingering stagnation of operating revenue, stagnation of operating revenue, coupled with mounting expense pressures and weakening of overall operating performance.

Economists have argued that lingering economic stagnation has been responsible for changes in work environments and employment systems, making the lives of working age people erratic and stressful.

But look for Obama to be introducing programs that begin to address such lingering problems as wage stagnation and income inequality.

Now the issue is the shape of any economic rebound--whether it resembles a "V," meaning strong growth soon resumes; a "U," meaning business activity just plods along for a while, gradually turning higher; or an "L," meaning stagnation lingers for a long period.

Further, she said, The Times's various desks are "proceeding on multiple fronts with stories that get at the heart of the issues that OWS brings up — income inequality, the lingering effects of the financial crisis and economic stagnation, the seemingly bottomless fall in home values".

"A sluggish economy and lingering frustration with the airport security experience continue to contribute to stagnation in air travel growth".

No lingering.

Lingering hope.

It lingered.

Nothing lingered.

Summer lingered.