Sentence examples for such as stagnation from inspiring English sources

The Japanese steel industry, meanwhile, "is confronted with drastic changes, such as stagnation of domestic demand, inflation of cost of resources and the strengthening of the Japanese yen," he said.

Analysis was done with the help of three-dimensional probe, which gave flow parameters such as stagnation pressure, static pressure and flow directions.

It represents the opposite of the initially traveled evolutionary stage, and it expresses biologic symptoms with organizational correlates, such as stagnation, degeneration, inflammation, and senescence.

As a result a short cycle of resource modifications dominated the ecological dynamics, and depending on the strength of indirect selection eco-evolutionary phenomena such as stagnation, crossfeeding, generalists and specialists were observed.

But other problems only emerged in the 2000s, such as pay stagnation, the housing bubble and tumbling household savings.

Economic problems such as slowdowns, stagnation, deterioration, and complete collapse are sources of state destabilization and can lead to increased tensions and competition among ethnic groups.

The most significant changes such as the increased stagnation pressure in the bow, the acceleration of the flow along the ship's sides and in the gap between ship and seabed, the lower hull pressure and finally, the stronger vortices along the bilges and weaker vortices with larger diameters in the wake are noticed.

Examining additional factors, such as unemployment, wage stagnation, debt levels and the opioid crisis, shows that "for the top 5-105-10percentingoinge going well; for the rest, not at all.

Occasionally, tutors expressed negative feelings such as disappointment or stagnation.

Further evaluation, validation, and research are needed to determine the health effects of proposed indicators such as air mass stagnation events and HABs.

In the less dynamic ones, such as Japan, Germany and Italy, near-stagnation seems inevitable.