stagnant

IPA: stˈægnʌnt

Examples of "stagnant" in Sentences

They won't want much, they will just let everything remain stagnant quo.
Caplan is saying that people who live in stagnant economies do not learn from failure.
Since about 1990, a major factor in stagnant wages has been the increase in health care costs.
That still wouldn't explain stagnant or declining hourly wages for bottom half men, of course.
Maybe inside lakes or in stagnant water or something, but not (in the ocean) that we could recall ...
I like that they are showing progression rather than having the way they relate to each remain stagnant – shucks, just like real life.
Even when there is a stain, use the minimum water required for cleaning up and do not allow the water to remain stagnant on the surface.
The Japanese economy has been called "stagnant," but according to a review by Robert Locke, this is because the Japanese aren't aiming for growth.
Lately, most measures of inflation have been hitting the 1 percent range, and the Fed chairman left little doubt that he expects the rate to remain stagnant for some time.
The willful destruction of the US economy by the previous administration is having the effect intended, which was to totally bust local, state and the federal government budgets and leave americans stuck in stagnant economy and divide the nation along economic lines.