Sentence examples for stagnation in one from inspiring English sources
Drowning five days of stagnation in one night's revelry, Arthur is the quintessential angry young man, going nowhere but not letting himself care.
For Bernanke, secular stagnation in one country is unlikely to last.
India was emerging at that time from a long spell of economic self-sufficiency and stagnation, in which one had to reserve long-distance telephone calls as if they were tables at a fancy restaurant, days in advance.
(Johnson) 'GO-SLOW: Diaries of Personal and Collective Stagnation in Lagos' (closes on Wednesday) No one views Africa more critically than Africans.
In one case the stagnation boundary layer consisting of a burnt and chemically frozen mixture of hydrogen + oxygen or hydrogen + air is studied.
warned that economic stagnation in richer countries hurt poorer ones, which rely on exports to the developed world to lift themselves out of poverty.
(Johnson) 'GO-SLOW: Diaries of Personal and Collective Stagnation in Lagos' (through July 31) No one views Africa more critically than Africans.
Their marriage's sexual stagnation is actually just refusal on her part; Broadbent is, as we see in one memorable scene, still gagging for it.
Income stagnation is one of the oldest stories in American life, and a new job offers one of your best chances at overcoming it.
David Richter New York City When reading James Surowiecki's piece on above-market wages, one should note that stagnation in workers' pay goes hand in hand with the explosion of C.E.O.
The result has been economic stagnation, poverty and violence in much of the countryside, leaving millions stuck in a feudal world in which coca farming, or membership in one of many armed bands, makes perfect sense.
