That's a drop from 32.8% three years ago, and a number that has stayed relatively stagnant despite increased research attention to the topic and several high-profile box-office successes starring women.
"This is because we have under-invested in agriculture and the productivity has been stagnant, not increasing, as it should have, due to a lack of interest of policy-makers.
Restructuring to counter stagnant growth and increased competition from Wal-Mart and Metro.
Having saturated the rural landscape, shuttering local stores in small town America along the way, now, in the wake of stagnant sales and increased competition, Walmart desperately needs to expand into urban markets.
Despite a still-stagnant economy and increased troop drawdowns leading to potentially higher numbers of homeless veterans, VA Deputy Press Secretary Drew Brookie said the number of veterans that are homeless each night has dropped from an estimated 131,000 in 2009 to 75,700 as of June this year.
Stagnant ridership revenue and increased costs made the fare raises inevitable, according to an authority spokesman.
Stagnant prize money and increased focus on rankings had drawn the top singles players away.
For years, early-career biomedical scientists have bemoaned stagnant National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding, increased competition for those shrinking research dollars, and a declining number of faculty posts.
Because Euroland's inflation is higher than the European Central Bank's 2% target, the bank can't cut interest rates to help its stagnant economies and, indeed, increased rates Dec. 1.
Thus, PAHs might be expected to increase during periods of stagnant water (resulting in increased leaching due to long exposure times), during flushing of pipes (because of sediment resuspension and biofilm destruction), and during maintenance (invasive work on pipes).
