Sentence examples for stagnant group from inspiring English sources

The Heat, who thrived on creating turnovers this season, became the more stagnant group on offense as Game 1 progressed and San Antonio protected the ball.

No significant alterations were found in the energetic profile in the stagnant group.

Officials were this week in difficult negotiations with provincial governors from the Peronist opposition over a proposed five-year freeze on most spending.With ever more public discontent over the stagnant economy, and groups of unemployed activists staging protests, the governors were said to insist on increasing social spending.

Those gaps appear to be getting worse, as the wealthy extend their life spans and other groups are stagnant.

Both groups' logged populations are stagnant from 2000 to 2005; however, the control group's logged population decreases sharply after 2005, while the treatment group's logged population decreases slightly.

Accordingly, Royal Bank's stock rose 16percentt during the period, while bank stocks as a group have been stagnant.

"Compared with the stagnant caregiver population, a cohort group that tends to be women in the 25-to-50-year 25-to-50-year 25-to-50-year 25-to-50-yearing in leage and bounds".

Since the Great Recession, the number of Blacks and Latinos who hold savings or checking accounts fell steadily and IRA ownership for both groups has remained stagnant at only around 7percentt.

The repertory is largely stagnant, focused on the same small group of hits.

To mention only two of them: a pay gap estimated at 16% and an employment rate of females aged between 15 and 24 that is stagnant, despite women in this age group being educated to a higher level.

But spokesman Andy McDonald adds: "Right now, the economy's doing very, very well for a small number of people but there's a much larger group for whom wages are stagnant and healthcare is hard to come by".