Sentence examples for stagnant that from inspiring English sources

"In an economy that's stagnant, that's an enormous amount of significant pressure on small businesses that's going to threaten their viability," Mr. Durant said.

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But the economy was so stagnant that "people were only hiring computer people for emergencies," she said.

The result was something akin to a giant version of the Black Sea with a fresh surface layer fed by rivers from the surrounding land, and a bottom so stagnant that anything falling to it would not rot.

The Knicks, by contrast, rarely scored an easy basket against the Pacers, and their offense was so stagnant that Tyson Chandler and Coach Mike Woodson both bemoaned their lack of ball movement in the middle of the series.

It has been observed in single-crystal growth batch experiments where the solution is stagnant that different materials and different crystals crystallize with varying growth rate profiles.

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Then as now, quantitative easing has a fairly simple goal (to unstick a stagnant economy, that is), but like nearly everything that the Fed does, it's also shrouded in confusing language and technical details.

It was the middle of the day, bogged by questionable officiating and a sometimes stagnant offense, that must have seemed interminable until the Steelers uncovered an identity that made even a laborious travel itinerary worthwhile.

The figures reflect an increase in the share of the population going to college that began in the mid-1990s, afterelativelyvely stagnant period that began in the 1970s.

This charade continued for more than a decade, with the result that the once-powerful Japanese economy was completely stagnant for that period.