Sentence examples for stagnated from from inspiring English sources

Its economy has stagnated from corruption, mismanagement and the loss of former Soviet markets.

Grappling with an economy that has stagnated from decades of communist central planning, North Korean leaders are slowly opening their isolated nation to foreign investment.

But play stagnated from there, with things getting bogged down in the midfield and fouls from both sides up and down the field.

TO SOME FOREIGN INVESTORS North Korean leaders, grappling with an economy that has stagnated from decades of Communist central planning, are slowly opening their nation to foreign investment.

According to data compiled by VC database VentureDeal, total Q1 venture funding for 2010 stagnated from the previous quarter, with 281 companies raising $1.8 billion in venture capital funding, a decrease of 2% from Q4 2009.

From 2009 to 2010, top 1% grew fast and then stagnated from 2010 to 2011.

He has allowed popular political reforms first proposed in the 1980's to stagnate, from experiments with local elections to suggestions that the Communist Party step back from local government affairs.

When Ronald Reagan lowered taxes, personal income tax revenue stagnated from 1982 to 1984.

Cole can point to his collection of winners' medals (three Premier League titles, three FA Cups, two League Cups) as well as his 56 England caps, but at Liverpool his career has stuttered and stagnated, aside from a loan spell with Lille.

But this foreign source of talent is now waning: After an impressively thorough sampling of 1,882 tech companies founded in the last six years, it was discovered that the immigrant's usual contribution to the startup founder scene had stagnated, dropping from 25percentto24percentcent.

The French economy has stagnated for most of this year, growing just 0.2 percent in the third quarter from the second quarter.