Sentence examples for stagnant situation from inspiring English sources

"You need somebody in Sacramento who's got that kind of attitude, somebody who's willing to put aside all the typical old-style politics to bring a breath of fresh air, bring new life into a stagnant situation," he said.

A lot of reforms were going on in other Eastern European countries in '88, but in East Germany it was a very stagnant situation.

"Being forced to remain in a stagnant situation, repeating the same musical gesture again and again is completely abhorrent to me".

Just a few weeks ago we had a glimmer of hope that the Palestinians were ready to take steps to alter this stagnant situation.

Lucian Truscott reported in The Village Voice: "A stagnant situation there brought on some gay tomfoolery in the form of a chorus line facing the line of helmeted and club-carrying cops.

Because so many have already decided to move here, paving the way (literally and metaphorically) for those who plan to do so in the upcoming years, it looks like this flourishing city will soon go through a second real estate boom, after the post 2006 stagnant situation.

Obama represents hope and change, he has ideals, he brings light and intelligence to a stagnant political situation that has lasted too long and has left the country economically bankrupt, trapped in a never ending war and divided.

In analogy to the stagnant diurnal situation, variations in N and P concentrations were likewise marginal over the course of one week in July 2009, despite pronounced discharge fluctuations ranging from 6 to 33 m s 1.

It is seen that the naturally aspirated air is capable of removing the heat generated in the system compared to the standstill air or stagnant water situations.

Rates of malaria infection are correlated with the distribution of the obligate intermediate host, Anopheles mosquitoes that multiply in stagnant water, a situation driven by agricultural practices involving deforestation both historically and currently.

The continuous, rapid evolution of medical technology, the public need for ever more complex health-care services and the stagnant global economic situation have posed difficult new challenges for the nursing profession.