Sentence examples for renewed stagnation from inspiring English sources

Last year, there was a strong sense that the crisis was over, an optimism swiftly dashed by a combination of Ukraine, Islamic State and renewed stagnation in the eurozone.

More oil has been pumped at a time when the global recovery has faltered, with traders caught unawares by the slowdown in China and renewed stagnation in the eurozone.

Deflation, it said, "may become a threat".The greatest risk of renewed recession or stagnation comes from the banking system.

The economy is showing signs of recovery but is vulnerable to renewed recession or prolonged stagnation.

In Britain the likelihood must be of renewed contraction, or prolonged stagnation at best.

As we set out on the road from ruin, it is the choices we make that will determine where we end up — depression, stagnation, or renewed prosperity".

This paper aims to assess the possible causes of the reversal from stagnation to renewed decline of old-age mortality in the Netherlands.

In fact, if she serves like this, the fact that the top four seeds contest the semi-finals will only renew charges of stagnation on the women's tour.

Stagnation or a renewed debt crisis: it is an unappetising choice.* "Farewell to Cheap Capital?

Tony Blair seemed determined to resist for now.See article: Public sector strikesNew forecasts showed Germany facing stagnation if not renewed recession.

This misjudgment has led Congress and the Obama administration to pursue budget cuts without additional near-term stimulus, thus increasing the risk of prolonged stagnation or, worse, renewed recession.