Sentence examples for serious stagnation from inspiring English sources

"Serious stagnation and even regression" was evident in several areas, she added.

The US economy, like so many others, is caught in serious stagnation, a situation flowing partly from the economic crisis that began in 2007 and partly from the way in which most governments responded to that crisis.

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.

If Trump succeeds in bringing an era of protectionism, expect it to be followed with an era of serious economic stagnation.

Former US treasury secretary Larry Summers also warned the conference that technological changes and the threat of "secular stagnation" had serious consequences;.

In the absence of such a boost, there is a serious risk of economic stagnation, followed by the electorate's revenge.

Then there are the everyday pitfalls that can lead to serious career damage or stagnation, Canonico said.

The costs of prolonged stagnation are serious and stretch beyond economics.

In sum, by the 1970s, continued economic stagnation posed a serious threat to the world standing of the U.S.S.R. and to the regime's legitimacy at home.

So it is with computing an industry that grew up with serial processing and which now faces a serious choice between innovation and stagnation.

So it is with computing--an industry that grew up with serial processing--and which now faces a serious choice between innovation and stagnation.