Sentence examples for slightly stagnant from inspiring English sources

Strokes Adventure Golf, Margate An 18-hole course with sea views from Westbrook Promenade incorporating rockscapes and some slightly stagnant water features.

Instead, birth rates in most African countries have remained stagnant or declined only slightly.

Intensifying clinicians' engagement in tobacco cessation activities in South Africa is crucial for a successful tobacco control program, especially since the report of the recent SADHS found that the prevalence of tobacco use among men has been only slightly reduced and has remained virtually stagnant among women and young people since the last SADHS in 1999[ 2].

Enrolment is stagnant and baptisms are down slightly.

The models start with a fully intact stagnant lid and use a slightly cooler initial mantle temperature than what is expected for a quasi steady state to which the models then self-consistently evolve to.

The analysis revealed the trend in completion of immunization was stagnant as it varied very slightly with time, it was 72.7percentt in 1990, 72percentt in 1996 and 72.3percentt in 2004.

The simulated stagnant thermal conductivities of Al foams slightly increased with decreased pore size at the porosity around 0.9.

In our current study, however, IR10F365 slightly underperformed compared to Ciherang-Sub1 in both control and stagnant flooding.

The rate of unemployment, according to figures released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics this morning, dropped slightly, to 5.8%, and real income levels have been fairly stagnant.

Cities along the coast are blessed with a slightly cooling ocean breeze, but inland communities (especially in Central Florida) often face stifling, stagnant heat.

Directing one water jet such as the filter exhaust along one side of the tank and slightly inward so that the water spins in a slow vortex and another toward the otherwise stagnant center is a good start.