Sentence examples for stagnated a bit from inspiring English sources

In the two years since he joined Facebook, Ethnio has continued to grow, but Bolt admitted that the product has "stagnated" a bit.

And though the company's growth has stagnated a bit in the last year or two, the company's not going to change their product strategy -- I know because Xiaomi's senior vice president Wang Xiang told me so.

While GrubHub had been out acquiring restaurant partners fast and furiously, Seamless stagnated a bit under ARAMARK, but since becoming an independent company (again) and with a new board/investors, the company seems to have been compounding its growth.

Google's push to offer an open, Android-like experience for wearable devices has stagnated a bit in recent years, along with the category itself — but the company is pushing out some key updates for devs this week at I/O.

But now they've stagnated a bit.

The Tonhalle Orchestra, founded in 1868, is relatively young by European standards, but it, too, was stagnating a bit, having gone through a period without a fixed music director until Mr. Zinman came along and oversaw gradual and definite improvement.

And in the following months, while Apple's stock began to stagnate a bit, Exxon's kept rising, pushing their value way past $400 billion.

His career stagnated a little bit at Arsenal, but he is still very popular here.

"Maybe we have just stagnated a little bit.

Perhaps the point is that the return on capital will always be positive even if the economy stagnates).A bit of growth may also grease the wheels of the system, creating the opportunity for the Gates and Zuckerbergs to rise to the top.Constant growth, even if it is only 0.5 or 1 or 1.5% a year, means that new functions are constantly being created and new skills are needed in every generation.

"Under Al Gore and Bill Clinton, national reading scores stagnated," a narrator says.