Sentence examples for total stagnation from inspiring English sources
There is total stagnation".
But the institutionalization of Putin as president — that is total stagnation.
It's the search for enemies and the total stagnation of the economy".
There is "total stagnation and illiquidity in the residential market," said Vedrana Likan, general manager of the Colliers International real estate office in the Croatian capital of Zagreb.
Still, starting now, the O.E.C.D. considers that the German economy will trend downward over a half century at levels increasingly under 1.5 percent growth, which, while not total stagnation, means little more than marking time.
Whitehead argued that curriculum should be developed specifically for its own students by its own staff, or else risk total stagnation, interrupted only by occasional movements from one group of inert ideas to another.
So we see that the total or stagnation temperature rise across the stage increases with the tip Mach number squared, and for fixed positive blade angles, decreases with increasing mass flow.
Stagnation total scores showed a different pattern of correlations with depression and perceived disability when compared with group factors, indicating discriminant validity in its association with depression and perceived disability.
Of the covariates evaluated for inclusion in the three models, several were found to be important predictors in each of the three models: wind speed, air temperature, total precipitation, air stagnation, and elevation.
The stagnation in total wages paid to the nation's employees outside of government is now a year old, according to newly revised government data, which paints a bleak picture of the economy.
If these trends continue, it is possible that accelerated decline in the energy intensity of car travel; stagnation in total travel per capita; some shifts back to rail and bus modes; and at least somewhat less carbon per unit of energy could leave the absolute levels of emissions in 2020 or 2030 lower than today.
