Sentence examples similar to which are stagnating from inspiring English sources

The water, which is stagnating in the heat, has attracted droves of flies.

It is costly and time consuming, which insures issues for future of precision agriculture, which is stagnated in some countries.

Byrne said the report underlined the fact that "the government's economic strategy is doing nothing for jobs, which is why wages are stagnating and welfare reforms are doing nothing for working people.

The Labour leader's brief gatecrashing – in which he reminded May that wages are stagnating and the NHS is in crisis, before asking why she wouldn't defend her record in a proper TV debate – was the most remarked-upon incident in the interview, but even that was constricted by the format.

Sales of printed books, which account for more than 98 percent of all book purchases, are stagnating.

Today, however, corporate profits are booming in economies, such as Germany's, which have been stagnating.

Once hailed as a savior for the economy, which has been stagnating and is overshadowed by China's explosive growth, Mr. Lee now faces an uphill struggle to restore public confidence.

Mr Dauman's priority will be to revitalise MTV, which has been stagnating recently as its youthful viewers have increasingly turned instead to YouTube, a video-sharing website, and MySpace, a popular social-networking website owned by Mr Redstone's arch (and almost-as-ancient) rival, Rupert Murdoch.