Sentence examples for without stagnation from inspiring English sources

He insists the country needs to stick to his policies "without stagnation or sudden swerves".

We found that BM-derived MSCs transplanted by intravenous injection into laser-induced CNV mouse models were specifically recruited into CNV lesions, where they differentiated into multiple cell types and participated in the development of neovascularization, without stagnation in other organs.

Turning was given at 15 days interval for five times and intermittent sprinkle of water was done to keep the substrate moist enough (~60 % moisture level) without stagnation of water at the bottom.

"There is something fundamentally wrong with a system that leaves a country without direction, in stagnation, without a budget and potentially without the wherewithal to settle its debts," writes UAE businessman Khalaf Ahmad Al-Habtoor in The Arab Times.

Resolution Foundation figures show that the incomes of the bottom half of households have stagnated ever since 2003: without change, stagnation is the new norm and recovery won't help.

The nation's capacity to emerge from not one but two debilitating financial crises without prolonged stagnation is drawing attention in a world that suddenly needs economic role models.

The unpalatable truth is that European countries can no longer rescue themselves from stagnation without international support.

Over the weekend, an ECB policymaker warned that the eurozone risked slipping into a self-fulfilling period of stagnation without further efforts to cut the cost of credit.

Rep. Terri A. Sewell (D-Ala). has offered a bill based on this plan, which would end years of minimum-wage stagnation without undue disruptions.

The Continent is vastly wealthier today than it was then, but the key issue remains how to overcome economic stagnation without imposing painful austerity that strengthens extremist parties and endangers democratic politics.

They assert that the increasing popularity of hip-hop presented a risk of "homogenization and stagnation," without pausing to explain why this should be true (doesn't novelty sell?), if indeed it was.