Examples of using Stagnating in English and their translations into Serbian
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Human society is… stagnating.
Many citizens see their wages stagnating, while education, homes and healthcare are becoming unaffordable.
Basically, his company was stagnating.
With average wages stagnating or even falling, corn has essentially increased in value by over one quarter in just 12 months.
Business requests were stagnating.
Delaware's home market was stagnating as recently as last year, when prices increased just 2.2 percent during the 12 months before Oct. 1.
By the early 1950s, his career was stagnating.
Such moderate exercise will prevent blood from stagnating in the organs, and the healing process will go faster.
Only to find your bank balance stagnating?
To prevent water from stagnating on the tracks during rains, it is necessary to lay them with a slight slope(2-3 degrees) along the edges.
And not only didn't they meet that standard,I found that they were stagnating;
Both Macron and Chancellor Merkel repeatedly vowed to“reform” the stagnating European Union while constantly calling for European cohesion and unity.
Firstly, according to official data, the employment rate in Serbia is rising despite the national income declining or stagnating.
With their top heavy bureaucratically ossified economy stagnating, the Soviets saw arms control as their chance to finally escape the wartime treadmill.
At the time of contraction(systole), the blood does not fully flow into the aorta, stagnating in the left ventricle.
The situation on the ground is defined by stagnating economies with high unemployment and illiberal regimes headed by political leaders who would sooner abandon Europe than surrender power.
In late 2000, I started to write with my colleague Irena Ristić from Belgrade about constrained democracies andhow democracy in the region is not moving forward but stagnating.
As de facto ruler of the Soviet Union,he tried to reform the stagnating Communist Party and the state economy by introducing glasnost("openness"), perestroika("restructuring"), and uskoreniye("acceleration" of economic development), which were launched at the 27th Congress of the CPSU in February 1986.
Because the opioid crisis is now a national emergency, the suggestions will be treated with a sense of urgency andstates will be able to bypass much of the red tape that was previously stagnating any progress in curbing the opioid epidemic.
Media related laws are yet to be passed, the privatization of the media awaits the adoption of the law, and the digital switchover hasn't entered in its final phase yet,while the media market is still stagnating.
As a result, it stagnates and the risk of infection increases.
Where the energy stagnates, it becomes negative, destructive properties.
Why do some countries grow and others stagnate?
Blood stagnates or flows in the wrong direction.
Why do some communities develop,others stagnate?
Stagnates, and under the influence of increased venous pressure and twisted.
The community stagnates without the impulse of the individual; the impulse dies away.
Because the blood stagnates inside, forming clots.
If qi stagnates in remote corners, it creates a feeling of gloom and despondency.
In a garden where water stagnates, only moisture-loving plants can grow properly.