Sentence examples for the stagnating of from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to discern the political motivation underlying the stagnating of Social Security's administrative resources.

Domestic policies, rather than globalisation, are to blame for the stagnating incomes of Britain's middles classes, a new report claims.

Infrastructure capacity will not require expansions overall due to the stagnating flows of people and goods, but a shift from road to rail will take place.

Concerted efforts should be made by relevant stakeholders to reduce the stagnating trends of undernutrition, especially for stunting, which has consistently remained high in most socio-demographic segments in Kenya.

But when Mr. Hemeida graduated into the stagnating Egyptian economy of the late 1990's, he found that his education was not the ticket it might once have been.

This issue has been further complicated due to the stagnate growth of battery technology over the past decade.

Remittances from the millions of Zimbabweans who work in South Africa are likely to shrink because of the stagnating economy down there.

Growth will be lower than predicted and the government will not meet its promised EU target to cut the deficit this year because of the stagnating economy.

While it may not be surprising that Americans' enthusiasm for tackling climate change is flagging in lockstep with the stagnating economy, the evolution of attitudes in India and elsewhere in the developing world is surely noteworthy.

Even so, Carlsberg-Tetley holds only a modest 13% of the (stagnating) U.K. market and lacks strong connections to the pub business.

Because of the stagnating water, malaria rapidly became a major health problem.