Sentence examples for stagnant position from inspiring English sources

Given Mr. Romney's decent but stagnant position in the polls, neither of these issues seem to have been resolved one way or the other yet.

Determined to dig herself out of a stagnant position of being ranked No. 10, Williams desperately scrambled to catch up to Lindsay Davenport's line-drive shots during a 6-3, 6-7 (7) 7-5 quarterfinal victory.

The relationship between the crystal rotation rate and the stagnant position is found to be linear.

They're doing a super job but I think it's healthy for F1 that Ferrari, Honda and Renault should have the ability to close that gap, otherwise we'll end up in a very stagnant position".

Other systems ended up in a stagnant position because people or companies had disappeared, for instance being "bought by another company" (CDS-4), thus losing a committing relation between clinic and developer.

"We don't hold stagnant positions," she said, insisting that the Brotherhood's party favored an evolving understanding of Islam that supported the right of women to choose their own roles.

The numbers of newly available positions have remained stagnant over the last few years, with about 410 positions being offered this year.

One of the key findings in the NCAA report is the low representation of minority women in NCAA leadership positions has remained mostly stagnant over the past five years.

During the Great Recession, that ratio skyrocketed to more than 6.5 workers per available job, flooding employers with applicants for open positions and leading to stagnant wage growth.

"The situation is stagnant.

Here is my definition of underemployment: It is that stagnant period that can occur in any position, in academe or industry, when you have stopped growing, intellectually, financially, in terms of marketability, or all three.