Sentence examples for show stagnating from inspiring English sources

The regression lines for maize more or less show stagnating yields over the years, and the regressions for winter wheat show a trend of increasing yields in the time slot.

Artworks including A.K. Dolven's change my way of seeing I and Ann Lislegaard's Bellona (After Samuel R. Delany) keep the show from stagnating in singlemindedness by breaking Scandinavia House into separate spaces.

Available studies about total factor productivity also show it as stagnating or falling in HRCs [43, 44, 45], including in the non-oil sector [42].

A report from the purchasing managers group last week showed manufacturing stagnated in July as orders slumped to the lowest level in almost seven years.

"The flash PMI for February shows business activity stagnating as growth slowed for a third successive month.

But domestic economic news has also got worse since Carney teed markets up for a rise: wage growth has slowed, and surveys have shown manufacturing exports stagnating and Britain's dominant services sector weakening.

And as long as nobody was cruel enough to point to international league tables such as the PISA tests, showing British results stagnating while other countries soared ahead, all was well.

By the late 1970s, punk was already showing signs of stagnating.

While he agrees US data shows rising productivity and stagnating employment, it isn't the case in Britain.

During his five-year term as premier Tikhonov refrained from reforming the Soviet economy, despite all statistics from that time showing the economy was stagnating.

The stagnating economy will show almost no growth in 2013 and the government has admitted it will have to postpone another election promise: cutting its budget deficit to Brussels' required 3% of economic output this year.