Sentence examples for stalled so long from inspiring English sources

If earnings are so good, why has the market been stalled so long?

There are virtually no public works, and the economy has been stalled so long that being a gunman is a prime job opportunity.

Sampson suggested that DOJ could keep Griffin in place without Senate approval by "gumming the process to death" - stalling so long on any replacement that Griffin would effectively serve permanently.

As hours have stalled, so has weekly wage growth.

When the oil price stalled, so did social gains.

JAPAN'S economy has been stalled for so long that its politicians have developed a certain immunity to gloomy news.

Her search for belonging was stalled for so long in part because she was facing the wrong direction.

Nuclear power has been stalled for so long in the United States that it is surprising to see it back in the spotlight.

Groups that applied for permits to hold legal marches during the convention were stalled for so long - sometimes more than a year - that the Democrat-dominated city council held hearings to investigate whether the mayor and the police department were deliberately stifling free speech.

The light stalls so suddenly that the 750-meter-long laser beam gets compressed into a pulse just 0.04 millimeters long inside the condensate, she notes.

That Wednesday it became clear that the government was still stalling, so it ended up becoming an hour-long discussion about rescheduling as if Google Calendars never existed.