Sentence examples for stagnation increased from inspiring English sources

This has led to growth stagnation, increased unemployment and poverty.

Workers across Europe may have to become accustomed to longer hours as many countries face chronic economic stagnation, increased competition and continuing high unemployment.

Increased viscosity creates urinary stagnation, increased hydrostatic pressure in Bowman's space, and by Starlings law a decreased hydrostatic gradient for glomerular capillary filtration.

Salivary stagnation, increased alkalinity of the saliva, increased calcium content of the saliva, infection or inflammation of the salivary duct or gland, and physical trauma to the salivary duct or gland may predispose to sialolith formation [ 18, 19].

From 19 00 to 24 00 h, the air parcel stagnation increased 22%/h meanwhile BC increased only 0.6%/h, so neither the fresh emissions nor the wind speed or the mixing layer were dominant for determining the levels of BC.

After years of economic stagnation, increasing inequality and escalating violence, Mexicans have finally found a way to win at something.

In the aftermath of the "47 percent" controversy last month, Peter Wehner, an advisor to the Romney campaign, wrote a blog post for MittRomney.com enlisting Lincoln in an attack against the Obama administration's alleged record of "economic stagnation, increasing dependency, and the expansion of the Nanny State".

The extent of fluid mixing and stagnation increases with the size of the sausage and the nip.

As stagnation increases so does inequality.

While Japan's decades of stagnation have increased the number of irregular jobs across all age groups, the young have been hit the hardest.

The region has more immediate and significant challenges to face – productivity stagnation and increased inequality (Denmark), a slumping oil price (Norway) and an ageing population (Sweden) – but anti-immigration parties across the region have skilfully exploited the concerns of predominantly lower-income groups to reap huge dividends in the polls.