Sentence examples for sustained stagnation from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile critics argue that Ms. Merkel's emphasis on budgetary rigor could plunge Europe into sustained stagnation.

The budget's sound and fury signifies, macro-economically, nothing but sustained stagnation.

Even if a rich nation like ours can learn to live with 8 percent unemployment and slow growth for now, the costs of persistent joblessness and sustained stagnation could be devastating in the long run.

One is that it had, at its heart, a broad structural transformation in the global economy that led to an uncomfortable and sustained stagnation in the quality of life of many developed nation workers.

And for countries that depend a good deal on government spending to generate growth, rapid decreases in spending have meant sustained economic stagnation or outright recession, making every dollar of debt that much harder to pay back.

We speculate that high minimum PM10 values during the day could represent prolonged low-level exposures, for example, due to lack of clearing caused by atmospheric stagnation or sustained traffic volume.

Brezhnev presided over another era of political and economic stagnation, the 1970s, sustained by a commodities boom and high oil prices.

As the IMF warned again last week, Britain is still a long way from a strong and sustained recovery – while continuing eurozone stagnation and slowdown in emerging markets, especially China, pose real dangers ahead.

Deflation is chipping away at asset values, increasing credit risks, pinching wages and salaries, and preventing the economy from generating any sustained growth after a decade of stagnation.

In Argentina, this period was three months, with another three months of stagnation before the economy began a sustained boom.

Thorough mixing, lower stagnation pressure losses, positive thrust and sustained combustion are the key issues in the field of supersonic combustion.