Sentence examples for stagnated up from inspiring English sources

Scotland's business base more-or-less stagnated, up just 0.1%, while in Wales the number of companies fell by 0.3%.

User growth within the U.S. and Canada has stagnated, up only 3 million (183 million to 186 million) from the first quarter of 2012.

The market rises in N.Y.C., but stagnates up here; if you sell your three-bedroom home in the Hudson Valley, you'll have enough to buy a studio in Bensonhurst.

And the 45-to-54 45-to-54 45-to-54up essentially stagnated since 1973, up only slightly.

But property in many countries is so overvalued that even if prices do not fall, they could stagnate for up to a decade.America's market has remained hot for longer than most, but even it now seems to be coming off the boil.

The Resolution Foundation said typical weekly earnings for self-employed workers grew steadily in the late 1990s and early 2000s, stagnated in the run-up to the crash and then fell by a quarter in the wake of the financial crisis.

More commonly, constellations of cells end up stagnating in shapes that could certainly be called stable, but are as distant from the constantly changing, fascinating dance of dots that defines the game as they can be without disappearing altogether.

Though they were a major focus of development policy in the 1970s and 1980s, such programs have stagnated in many countries, caught up in ideological battles over abortion, sex education and the role of women in society.

Pay has stagnated, prices have gone up.

After a long period when house prices fell and then stagnated, they have picked up in the past couple of years (see chart).

As deaths of children under five have decreased globally, from approximately 12 million in 1990 to 6.6 million in 2012, newborn deaths have stagnated and now make up a larger percentage of child deaths than they did in 1990, going from 33 per cent to 44 per cent.