Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
stagnate .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The company also hopes to revive what it describes as the stagnating carbonates market with one of its own in-house "sparkling premium" product concepts after a survey identified a high level of consumer acceptance for premium carbonates.
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But the evidence suggests that the main reason our rate of degree-attainment has been stagnating is that too few people who start college end up finishing college.
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Liberal commentators frequently cite declining union memberships as a contributing factor, even driving factor, in stagnating wages (i tend to think it is the rapid increase of per-capita health care costs and skills based technological changes, but anyways).
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Earth was stagnating from a lack of resources, from corrupt governments that stayed in power by keeping their people in ignorance and poverty, and by the established power structures that stifled the creative technologies that could solve the planet's problems.
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Liberal commentators frequently cite declining union memberships as a contributing factor, even driving factor, in stagnating wages (i tend to think it is the rapid increase of per-capita health care costs and skills based technological changes, but anyways).
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Sellers offered extra incentives to buy in stagnating home market.
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Sellers offered extra incentives to buy in stagnating home market.
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Sellers offered extra incentives to buy in stagnating home market.
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According to the spokesman, who asked not to be named, senior clerks were "stagnating" because of too few promotional posts.
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Far from "stagnating", non-farm production has grown faster in Saskatchewan since 1944 than in any other province except Alberta and more than twice the national average.
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