Sentence examples for will continue to stall from inspiring English sources

Until the Republicans learn how to put the public interest ahead of party interest, the country will continue to stall and stagnate.

But Labour say current austerity measures will result in more than £200bn in extra borrowing and without a change in policy focused on targeted tax cuts and investment in infrastructure, growth will continue to stall and debts will rise.

Computer hardware will continue to stall this year, according to Forrester, which notes that "PC vendors had a lousy 2012", with zero growth overall, while server vendors did even worse, with a 4 percentt decline.

The answer, I fear, is that the Palestinians really don't seem to want that peaceful solution and will continue to stall for time until the Arab fantasy day when the Jewish state vanishes -- their ultimate goal.

While Cisco's broadband carrier business driven largely by the growth of the consumer Internet will likely begin to pick up in the coming months, the enterprise-focused routing and switching business that accounts for around 75% of Cisco's revenue will likely continue to stall for several more quarters.

Europe has two options: Grant Turkey visa liberalization and receive an unknown amount of Turkish migrants to EU countries, or continue to stall until Turkey realizes it will not receive visa liberalization and reopens the Aegean route to Greece.

"The more people continue to stall, the angrier people are getting".

Moderate senators continue to stall the stimulus bill by calling for more tax and spending cuts.

Without this, the schism mentioned above will continue to widen, stalling the development of new effective diagnostic tools and disease treatments.

"Issue No. 2 is the continued anxiety in the United States that the recovery continues to stall and that we will not be getting growth as strong as we would need in terms of corporate profits," said Mr. Ballew.

"I said to the other mother, 'Do you want to meet here next Wednesday?' " Will people continue to eat out five nights a week if the economy continues to stall?