Sentence examples similar to time stagnates from inspiring English sources

Since increases in output per hour are the only way business can afford wage increases, it is little wonder that wages during this time stagnated.

"Not having a best mate at Apple" is a barrier that could in time stagnate the App Store every bit as much as gaming the organic/advertising link did.

FTSE 100 bosses have seen their income rise by almost £1m since 2010 at a time of stagnating average wages.

At a time of stagnating social mobility and rising public anxiety regarding extremism in schools, we need bold solutions.

They were very successful and profitable for some time, then stagnated, and today are subsidiaries of other companies.

In a time of stagnating, even declining audiences, it's the kind of partnership that could win favor among television executives looking to finance serious drama.

But at its core, the fight has been over who should be shouldering the burden of deficit reduction in a time of stagnating median incomes and growing disparity.

She is also frustrated that union membership continues to shrink even when workers should in theory be flocking into unions during this time of stagnating wages.

We graduate into pitiful job markets at a time of stagnating economic growth, with piles of debt (in the United States) or little hope of being able to afford a house of our own (in the United Kingdom).

History was his passion, and he hadn't had time to stagnate in the job like so many of his fellow-teachers, who went through the motions as if they were the walking dead.

Sweden took over the presidency of Europe at a time of stagnating European economies, and Reinfeldt said that as well as concentrating on climate change, Sweden would push for a curtailment of public spending throughout the EU to introduce sustainability of public finances.