Sentence examples for with stagnation from inspiring English sources

China's unprecedented construction boom has coincided with stagnation in Japan.

Employers, meanwhile, are struggling with stagnation at home and brutal competition abroad.

Russia in past centuries feared "Asianization," which it unfairly identified with stagnation, chaos, cruelty and indifference to human life.

But they are saying that investors could face a period of slowing economic growth, which they equate loosely with stagnation, and of rising prices, which is inflation.

Ms. Whitman, now co-chair of Senator John McCain's presidential campaign, retired from eBay earlier this year as the company struggled with stagnation.

With stagnation in the German economy, Europe's largest, Europe has also been looking to the United States to pull the world into a period of stronger economic growth.

Dalton and Todor (1979) and others lauded a functional view of turnover, arguing that moderate turnover rates bring new ideas and infuse the organization with stagnation-fighting energy from outside.

With market stagnation and with slaves providing most of the manual labour in the colony, there were few economic opportunities for the burgeoning white population.

The next president, legislators, state representatives, and local officials will be tasked with dealing with government stagnation and long term social, economic, and environmental challenges.

And it may not end there, with Italy struggling with economic stagnation and escalating borrowing costs.

With a home market still dogged with economic stagnation, the outlook for Japanese equities has become increasingly dismal.