Sentence examples for stagnated is from inspiring English sources

One reason pay has stagnated is that many people who lost their jobs in the recession — and remained out of work for months — have taken pay cuts in order to be hired again.

The company can also argue that T-Mobile, whose growth has stagnated, is a weak player nationally, and that Deutsche Telekom, its owner, has increasingly been unwilling to make additional investments.

Unsurprisingly, one area in which that growth has stagnated is record sales.

Spending extra on older people while taxes stagnate is not a recipe for a successful first world economy.

A new report that proposes a salary increase for Britain's members of Parliament while wages for ordinary Britons are stagnating, is, therefore, a sensitive matter.

The idea that growth in the euro zone depends almost entirely on external demand, while domestic demand stagnates, is a myth.

He says the trend of wages stagnating is not a blip but a trajectory that has been with the country for 10 years.

What is stagnating is not just "the economy" -- but us.

Perceptions that China's investment environment is stagnating are increasing, according to the survey.

Progress has stagnated and is very slow.

I just don't want to end up stagnating, being sat on the bench.