Sentence examples for there was stagnation from inspiring English sources

Under Manchu rule there was stagnation.

Likewise, even though there was stagnation in height growth between the years 1965 1974 for white adults in the United States, in subsequent years a positive trend in height has been reported [41].

After a slight increase from the first to the second six-month period, there was stagnation.

Though LE at birth for both men and women increased between 1996 and 2002, for men, there was stagnation in LE at age 15 (56.30 years in both 1996 and 2002) and a decrease in LE at ages 25, 35, and 45 (see Table  1).

You suggest that there is stagnation in Germany's lack of interest in "radical labor market reform".

"If there is stagnation, it's in terms of political action and in institutions like political parties and civil society organisations, but not intellectually or spiritually," says Hossein Naqashi, a former student activist and current managing editor at the Iranian Student Correspondents Network.

What is QE? Governments and central banks like there to be "just enough" growth in an economy - not too much that could lead to inflation getting out of control, but not too little that there is stagnation.

Then there is stagnation at the bottom, caused largely by reverse trends, economic and racial segregation, awful schools and poor parents without much money to invest in children.

During the agitation of the dissolution process there was no stagnation of dissolved, drug and thus proper sink conditions were maintained.

"There has been stagnation the last few years because we thought the Bosnians could do the job themselves," said Valentin Inzko, the high representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, in an interview.

In a report on the EU's expansion plans, Olli Rehn, the European commissioner with authority for enlargement, said that there had been "stagnation" in Turkey's efforts to meet the political and economic conditions for entry.