Sentence examples for stagnation from from inspiring English sources

I predict we're going to have 12 months of stagnation from Microsoft".

When the bubble burst in 1990, there followed two decades of stagnation from which Japan has still not really recovered.

You've probably heard of this debate – former US treasury secretary Larry Summers has borrowed the term "secular stagnation" (from economist Alvin Hansen) to describe this chronic demand shortfall.

The five years of recession followed by stagnation from 2008 cut consumer confidence and spending while high fuel costs made driving to a giant superstore expensive.

It will take an active government to reverse this stagnation — from prenatal and early childhood education straight up through adult technical training and investments in scientific and other research.

In fairness, the optimism of the 1990s gave rise to economic imbalances and excessive spending; skeptics of Portugal's economic health point to its relative stagnation from 2000 to 2006.

Yahoo is trying to emerge from financial stagnation resulting from years of slow decision-making and a failure to innovate.

We translated and adapted the Italian version of the Stagnation Scale from an English version provided from the authors of the measure.

The stagnation lasted from 1973 to 1995, and then, in the late 1990's, productivity surged.

Deflation, it said, "may become a threat".The greatest risk of renewed recession or stagnation comes from the banking system.

In the nineteen-seventies, with the Soviet regime in a state of stagnation, defections from the U.S.S.R. became frequent news.