Sentence examples for stagnated without from inspiring English sources

Although counterintuitive for most on the left, this is probably because the economy would have stagnated without these new workers.

Ms Suu Kyi's next move is to consult, catch up, engage and try to revitalise the democracy movement, which has stagnated without her.

The problem is that the economy will stagnate without a functioning banking system.

Another of his most famous quotes, from "Great Men and Their Environment," an 1880 critique of Herbert Spencer, is: "The community stagnates without the impulse of the individual.

"The community stagnates without the impulse of the individual.

With almost no new cats able to enter the area, the gene pool among local lions has stagnated — and without more genetic diversity, they will be vulnerable to extinction.

With almost no new cats able to enter the area, the gene pool among local lions has stagnated — and without more genetic diversity, they will be vulnerable to extinction.

Resolution Foundation figures show that the incomes of the bottom half of households have stagnated ever since 2003: without change, stagnation is the new norm and recovery won't help.

Wages for men without higher education have stagnated, even declined.

"If reforms to the system urgently needed by Chinese society keep being frustrated and stagnate without progress," December's letter warned, "then official corruption and dissatisfaction in society will boil up to a crisis point and China will once again miss the opportunity for peaceful reform, and slip into the turbulence and chaos of violent revolution".

Between 2008 and 2015 young graduates' – those aged between 21-30 years old – pay stagnated at £24,000 with more money being spent on debt, without any more being earned.