Sentence examples for most stagnating from inspiring English sources

She intends to hole up in a borrowed beach house for several months and recommit to her work, but various things get in the way: a budding romance; a pair of elderly, shouting roommates; and that most stagnating of artistic impediments, insecurity.

In recent years, productivity improvements have decoupled from incomes, so that between 2000 and 2007, as the economist Robert J. Shapiro notes, "for the first time on record, the incomes of most Americans stagnated or fell through ostensibly good times".

That was before the wages of most Americans stagnated and a relative few at the top captured just about all the economic gains.

In 2010, as the economy began its slow recovery from the Great Recession, a new study shows the richest 1% of Americans captured a staggering 93% of all income growth, while the incomes of most Americans stagnated.

The results showed that monomeric peptide halted most cancer cells stagnating in the G0/G1 phase.

Although America has the largest economy in the world, real wages have not gone up since 1972 because most workers have experienced stagnating incomes for decades.

Technology was supposed to bring us liberation from mundane labour, but instead we are as occupied as ever with work; and despite technological innovation surging forward, productivity and wages growth are stagnating in most of the western world.

Most seem to be stagnating while watching possibilities slowly wither away.

What became very striking in the final weeks of filming was that, after stagnating for most of the years since the 2008 crash, consumer spending has begun to surge again in recent months.

Most Americans' incomes stagnated, with the middle class getting nowhere.

Women's real wages have been rising for decades, while the real wages of most men have stagnated or fallen.