Sentence examples similar to stagnant tendency from inspiring English sources
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However, it is observed in many developing countries, (in spite of considerable effort by national authorities, financing organizations and technical assistance), that the intensive pig farming sector is stagnant, whereas, often forgotten traditional sector has a tendency to progress.
The result will be the reinvention of the university.In this section Creative destruction The third arrow Europe's unlikely star FATCA's flaws A half-smoked joint ReprintsOff campus, onlineHigher education suffers from Baumol's disease the tendency of costs to soar in labour-intensive sectors with stagnant productivity.
The combination of all of these features caused by a free surface finally increases the tendency for subduction to occur spontaneously out of an initial stagnant lid that is applied to the forcing of small-scale convection.
"If a candidate is above the president's job approval," he wrote, "the tendency is that he or she finds his or her vote share is stagnant".
Stagnant air encourages disease.
Other sectors are stagnant.
