Sentence examples similar to profound stagnation from inspiring English sources

It is certainly a strange set of events when, a few weeks ago, it was clear to everyone that there was the profound risk of more stagnation if Ed Woodward, United's chief executive, did not bring in at least a couple of category-A signings.

The implications of the emerging possibility of a sustained period of stagnation are profound.

A long era of economic stagnation could well lead to a profound national debate about an America that is dominated neither by giant corporations nor by socialist bureaucrats.

The Economist welcomed The Great Stagnation as "an important [book] that will have a profound impact on the way people think about the last thirty years".

No stagnation.

This is stagnation?

This stagnation is puzzling.

First, intellectual stagnation.

"That would be stagnation.

There is total stagnation".

Economic stagnation matters.