Examples of using Stagnating in English and their translations into Arabic
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This, in turn, had an impact on slightly rising unemployment levels and stagnating real wages.
Countries with stagnating economies are more likely to have trouble training and keeping their highly skilled personnel.
Stagnating investment led inexorably to a reduction in the supply of permanent jobs in all sectors except agriculture.
The Netherlands successfully addressed the issue of public finances and stagnating job growth long before its European partners.
Developing countries have experienced declining capital flows, stagnating foreign aid and a fall in remittances and export revenues.
This indicator allows us to identify the most dynamic African industrializers, as well as stagnating and de-industrializing countries.
The demands for recovery at the community level are urgent, given the extreme poverty and stagnating development indicators.
Human society is… stagnating.
We are expecting a stagnating or shrinking economy for 2009.
Stagnating wages in growing economies led to inequality.
The stagnating trend in greeting card volume was highlighted by many delegations.
Many of these countries have experienced stagnating or increasing mortality rates.
Are US Middle-Class Incomes Really Stagnating?
There are generations of Palestinian refugees stagnating in the camps.
A gradual decay of national governance structures in stagnating countries.
Most countries in those subregional groups suffered from the stagnating economic activities owing to the continuing political instability and social unrest.
Despite stagnating oil prices, Saudi Arabia managed to increase its oil revenues by 10.7 per cent by raising the level of oil output.
This was mainly due to the stagnating global investment flows as the investors stayed cautious in taking risks.
They were proposed by then-U. S. President Bill Clinton, following stagnating negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians from 19 to 23 December 2000.
As a result, they generally experienced stagnating or falling per capita gross domestic product through 1995.