Sentence examples for new stagnation from inspiring English sources

"It's a new stagnation in the economy, and people are going to be more and more unhappy with the condition of the country.

One commentator has called it the "new stagnation," a play on the new economy; another prefers "the job-loss recovery," to signal that it is worse than the jobless one of the early 90's.

As a clear linear dependence of heat transfer on centerline velocity was observed, this predictive correlation could easily be converted into a new stagnation point heat transfer correlation, found to give good agreement over the entire range of nozzle lengths.

It is found that for high frequencies and large amplitudes, flow direction reverses upstream of the flame, thereby establishing a new stagnation plane in the preheat zone ahead of the flame.

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

In the speech, an address to foreign investors and heads of state at an economic forum here, Mr. Medvedev warned of a new era of stagnation if the state continued to control the Russian economy.

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.

The Brezhnev era began a new state of stagnation, and saw a decline in both the quality and quantity of products in the Soviet Union.

After a year or recession-fueled stagnation, new product introductions in the U.S. hit 40,820 in 2010, up over 2,000 from 38,738 the year prior, notes research firm Mintel.

A new report called Stagnation Generation was released today and it shows, in eye-watering detail, the multitude of ways young people in Britain have been fucked over, are being fucked over and will be fucked over in years to come.

After a century of virtual stagnation, new technologies for the detection of MTB are being developed, mostly based on molecular methods.