Sentence examples for state of stasis from inspiring English sources
"The railway's management is in a state of stasis at the moment and something has got to be done about it very quickly," said a source.
His hero, David, is a successful video-game designer in his 30s whose marriage has "existed in a state of stasis" for years.
We argue that the minibus-taxi industry in South Africa has reached a state of stasis and maturity, with limited opportunities for further growth in its present form.
He is on course for a 20th consecutive top-four finish; the accusation is that Arsenal are in a state of stasis, the reality that Wenger is, to paraphrase José Mourinho, a specialist in averting failure.
Creative models of homosexuality, even positive ones such as Will And Grace, always present it as a state of stasis (spending, drinking, spending), in contrast to the 'social productivity' of heterosexuality (working, breeding, working).
Her short tone poem "Aerality" leans on sustained notes, yet its sonorities are so alive with ever-changing instrumental filigree that it simultaneously achieves a state of stasis and of transformation.
It hasn't achieved some end state of developed stasis".
In his hands, this bedevilling state of spiritual stasis comes with a distinctive mystifying sound, a sensational hemming and hawing, which poetically betrays the mind boxing clever with itself.
But with very few high-profile exceptions — including the Boston Marathon bombings and the Arab Spring — the real-time Web is usually in a state of hyperactive stasis, like a bunch of amped-up fans waiting for a concert to start.
For those who think that narrative art forms are in a state of crystalline stasis it's worth taking a slightly longer view: film is only just over a century old, the novel as we commonly understand it a mere two centuries old – the copyrights that protected them are about 150 years old.
A troubling perception has taken hold across the financial landscape that California's economy is now stuck in a state of permanent stasis, that we've somehow lost our mojo, and that recessionary pressures have been exacerbated by partisan paralysis in Sacramento.
