Sentence examples for stagnant number from inspiring English sources

"There's a more a stagnant number with regards to preschool... over decades we've seen great improvement, but in the last few years that number sort of stalled out," said Krumnow.

With China's growing population and an almost stagnant number of officials accepted into government, the degree holders who were not appointed to office fulfilled an important role on the grassroots level of society.

Despite the disappointingly stagnant numbers, the report finds that great potential for women in the industry exists.

"This has been a gnawing problem for too long, and something should be done," particularly about the stagnant numbers of junior women faculty members.

David Coleman, president of the College Board, pointed to these stagnant numbers as a sign that the SAT needs to evolve.

As the cost of living climbs and wages stay stagnant, the number of millennials with roommates is increasing, according to data published last year by Pew Research Center.

We're seeing stagnant job numbers.

If donors hold back money after Mr. Perry's string of poor debate performances and stagnant poll numbers, some backers said, his campaign could probably proceed, but only for a while.

Suffering from a decline in snow associated with climate change and nearly stagnant skier numbers, roughly half of all ski areas on public land have closed in the last 20 years, he noted.

Confronting stagnant poll numbers and a lackluster debate performance, Joseph J. Lhota, the Republican nominee for mayor, is hoping an aggressive new advertisement can refocus the race on an issue that Republicans typically dominate: public safety.

Without them the church would have been stagnant in numbers".