Sentence examples for stagnating traffic from inspiring English sources

NYTimes.com is suffering from stagnating traffic, having pulled in 7.5 million unique visitors in June, slipping 7% from May and down 13% from a year earlier, according to comScore.

But as we've seen with Twitter, even though a website may have stagnating traffic, use of the service through its APIs can still be on the up and up, which is important.

McDonald's and Olive Garden are examples of how the industry responded to stagnating traffic by trying to offer everything to everyone, said Maeve Webster, a senior director at Datassential.

It's good to see Digg actively promoting this use of the service outside of its main domain even though that won't help bolster its stagnating traffic.

Don't let things stagnate.

The success of Google Knol has been less than stellar (traffic is stagnating) and the site is often criticized for featuring articles that are simply not complete or downright inaccurate.

Airlines in Europe, which represent a major part of the world's air traffic, continue to struggle amid a stagnating economy, though their losses were likely to be around $1.3 billion, less than the $2.8 billion previously forecast.

Airlines in Europe, which represent a major part of the world's air traffic, continue to struggle amid a stagnating economy, labor unrest, natural disasters and a weakening euro.

In a year-on-year comparison, worldwide passenger numbers increased every month from January to June, but decreased ever month from July to December.Passenger numbers that have historically tracked GDP did not do so in 2008.While global GDP still grew by 3.1%, traffic worldwide stagnated at 0.1%.

As we wrote in our last post, StumbleUpon's traffic has stagnated or declined, depending on which analytics service you look at.

With limited or higher-priced access to playlists, web traffic would stagnate, advertising dollars would dry up, and new programming targeted at local markets that feature independent artists would disappear.