Sentence examples for was stagnation from inspiring English sources
noun
Inactivity
- The general concern about industrial stagnation inspired an overhaul of the patent system.
The result was stagnation.
Under Manchu rule there was stagnation.
Boris N. Yeltsin, the Moscow city chief, said there was stagnation in the city's economy.
A result was stagnation or decline in the wages of ordinary people, with a growing share of national income going to the highly educated.
French population growth was certainly sluggish until 1945 but the worry was stagnation, not decline.If we go back before the Industrial Revolution, then population was more variable, suffering from the classic Malthusian trap of temporarily outstripping the food supply.
But it was an anomaly, and soon our "new normal" was stagnation in the number of women running for and serving in state legislatures.
"That would be stagnation.
So is stagnation a threat?
A tall order: but the alternative will be stagnation and fiscal crisis.
Another issue is stagnation in the financial sector, which has deprived businesses of access to capital.
