Sentence examples for may stagnate from inspiring English sources

The economy may stagnate this year, according to the IMF.

Others may stagnate, giving rise to huge slums, or fail administratively.

There are some 30,000 places here where fresh water may stagnate & where mosquitoes breed-manholes, sewer catch basins, etc.

But disappointing industrial production figures suggest that German GDP may stagnate or even slightly contract in the second quarter.

Unless the expansion gains pace and costs decrease, the industry may stagnate or collapse, and an important technology for climate change mitigation has been lost.

But economies of the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovenia and Slovakia may stagnate but not necessarily slip into recession, the institute said.

Regions once labeled "emerging economies" may instead stagnate, and the divide between the haves and have-nots within and among nations could widen further.

"This opens up relationships that may have stagnated," she adds.

The London property market may be stagnating, but staff at the office of Hamptons estate agency aren't twiddling their thumbs.

Reassuring for Germany, after the Bundesbank warned this morning that the economy may have stagnated in Q2.... 2.25pm BST Bundesbank: German economy probably stagnated in Q2 2014 The other big news today is that Germany's central bank has predicted that its economy has probably stalled in the last quarter.

While the car market in continental Europe may be stagnating, the picture in the UK seems markedly different.