Sentence examples for potential stagnation from inspiring English sources

But this suggested that as national incomes rose, the savings ratio would rise inexorably, making it more and more difficult to generate matching investment, and leading eventually to potential stagnation.

A potential Brexit, the U.S elections, and potential stagnation in Asia are all making both individual and institutional investors wary.

During the TFA-MOD process, the gas flow rate on the films is important because of the potential stagnation of the gaseous product HF at the gas/film interface.

This means that those nations of the Americas most tied economically to the United States, including Canada and Mexico but also other free trade partners including Colombia and others, stand to benefit even while others face potential stagnation.

Many investors are convinced that Athens, facing years of fiscal austerity and potential economic stagnation, will ultimately be required to reschedule its debts and renegotiate terms with lenders, a step short of a full default.

Economists have warned of a potential economic "stagnation trap" in the euro area.

"While there are several potential explanations, the stagnation of resident employment remains largely a puzzle," wrote Jason Bram, a senior economist, and James Orr, an assistant vice president in the regional analysis group.

So while it's interesting to talk about the potential causes of secular stagnation, such talk shouldn't be driving policy in places not called Germany.

The economic activity rate of women in Germany, 48.9%, was among the lowest in Europe and was sometimes seen as a potential cause for economic stagnation and for the pension worries of recent years.

And a bid a few days ago by MGM Grand for Mirage has suddenly left Atlantic City officials fearing further delays and the potential for serious business stagnation: with hotel occupancy near capacity, Atlantic City needs to add rooms fast to stop losing business.

Nearly a year ago, then-City Manager Mark Scott told the Burbank City Council about the "urgent" challenges facing the community: low projected growth, sales tax revenue stagnation, a potential "housing crisis" that may make it harder to woo businesses, and $115 million in unfunded projects.