Your population will hit a point at which growth stagnates.
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Australia's wage growth stagnates even as jobless rate plunges - tmsnrt.
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Shipments have remained firm since, as domestic fuel demand growth stagnates.
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It stagnates the ability of original acts to break the mold.
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As Katya's marriage stagnates, she unexpectedly crosses paths with B. again.
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As U.S. sales growth stagnates, Japanese automakers are focusing more on Asia.
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Yet there can be long periods of slowbalisation, when integration stagnates or declines.
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But when the economy stagnates or contracts, they will behave more like stocks.
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Your skill set stagnates as you churn out the same things month after month.
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If queens lack pollen, they won't lay eggs and the population stagnates or declines.
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Militarily, China is surpassing Russia, which faces major budget cuts as the economy stagnates.
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The company said European construction markets are on the rise, even as North America stagnates.
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Without foreign competition, corporations grow fat, CEOs become lazy, consumers suffer, and the economy stagnates.
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Watch welfare spending increase while the poverty rate stagnates because, well, you are hoarding profits.
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Today, local and international experts agree that tensions are entrenched, while the country's economy stagnates.
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Both firms are trying to diversify into industrial water as their traditional European water business stagnates.
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As Chinese appetite wanes, freight stagnates and shipping companies have even less need for new vessels.
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"Late cycle" refers to a stage in an economic recovery when activity stagnates and growth slows down.
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That comes as France stagnates, Switzerland is due to decline slightly and Nordic markets are mixed, Geberit added.
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AT&T is betting big on mobile video to tap new revenue as the U.S. wireless market stagnates.
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If growth stagnates for paid subscribers, Spotify will have a lot of angry royalty holders to contend with.
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Maine, which once had eight congressmen, now has two, and may lose another one as its population stagnates.
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In the absence of a ticking bomb under a table, however, the long scene just stagnates and dies.
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The worrisome sign would be if the pace of subscriber additions stagnates in 27 compared to recent trends.
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Right now, jobs related to housing construction could come under pressure as interest rates rise and housing demand stagnates.
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Such investment is badly needed in an economy losing steam quickly as capital spending from the private sector stagnates.
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The track is elevated to near alt religious heights by an organ motif that stagnates Adams' stinging Americana riffs.
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The new barons of capital and technology thrive while the American middle class stagnates and the American dream fades.
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But of course, you also don't want to just sit around hoping for the best, while your salary stagnates.
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Now, as India's economy stagnates, that message is faltering -- an obstacle Trump has not yet had to face down.
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Embraer has also been losing money on a fresh line-up of business jets, as the executive aviation market stagnates.
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And yet Girlboss might be more compelling if it could move beyond 2005, where it stagnates for most of its run.
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If maintained for too long, the real economy itself is affected as expected income fails to materialize and investment spending stagnates.
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What's worse is the economic divide has only increased over time as the rich get richer and the working class stagnates.
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But if these efforts don't suffice and the economy stagnates or even falls into recession, the political consequences will be severe.
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"The garbage piles up so much that you find it in the roads and when it rains, the water stagnates," he said.
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Some economists are even resurrecting the word "stagflation" — a dreaded condition in which inflation rises at the same time that growth stagnates.
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All of it can be quickly abandoned, even in a low-rate environment, if the IPO market stagnates and returns go red.
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However, the study authors note that progress sometimes stagnates, and between 2015 and 2017, 55 countries actually reported an increase in cases.
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When history is erased, there's no way we can study it, so the doom of repetition is guaranteed and the human condition stagnates.
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That frenzy will only become more intense as the Russian economy stagnates, and as he perceives his fortune to be more at risk.
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Teacher salaries make up the bulk of education spending — so when education spending stagnates or is cut, teachers feel the pain most directly.
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Government spending on transportation and other public works is in decline as federal funding stagnates and state and local governments tighten their belts.
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Texas is particularly attractive because electricity demand is growing in the Lone Star State, while power consumption stagnates throughout much of the country.
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A yearslong attempt to shift the economy away from manufacturing to consumption has hit setbacks as reform efforts stall and China's overall economy stagnates.
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The rift at the top comes amid party divisions over the finance ministers plans to rein in spending as the economy stagnates, analysts say.
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It's not an exact figure, but when the S&P gets between 20500 and 236 the market loses momentum, stagnates and then suddenly retreats.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Forty-four percent of Russians aged 213-903 want to emigrate as their economy stagnates, according to a survey by the pollster Gallup.
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"Managers remain very discerning but the pricing is becoming more compelling as the market stagnates," said Peter Toogood, Investment Director at City Financial Investment Company.
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Whether growth stagnates depends predominately on the strength of consumer spending, the force behind roughly 70 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) growth.
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This will result in a surplus of about 3 million bpd, equal to about one-fifth of Europe's refining capacity, as fuel demand growth stagnates.
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But, even with the warm "Tiny Dancer" scene and rock 'n' roll historicizing, Almost Famous, like Stillwater itself, stagnates in self-love and musical navel gazing.
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Driven partially by the popularity of its new all-day breakfast program, McDonald's shares hit a record high on Wednesday, even as the market as a whole stagnates.
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The company is investing heavily at home to promote bundled TV and telecoms packages and broadband to encourage its customers to spend more as mobile subscriber growth stagnates.
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Emissions growth from coal is headed sharply downward as demand stagnates, thanks to renewables and gas playing a more prominent role in the global electricity and industry mix.
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Productivity stagnates when it is difficult to start new firms or expand healthy ones, or when labour cannot easily be shifted from moribund sectors to more efficient ones.
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The only way that can be is if you don't have a social presence, but then it stagnates because if you don't have presence nobody will find you.
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Global sweetener producers and traders have been eyeing growth in emerging markets in Asia and Africa as consumption stagnates in other regions like the United States and Western Europe.
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Many analysts expect the BOJ to lag well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in withdrawing its huge stimulus as inflation stagnates around zero percent, well below its target.
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MARY BROACH, WYNNEWOOD, PA. To the Editor: Your article about the understaffing of nursing homes offers a glimpse at what the world will be like if our population stagnates.
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The IMF said last week that the United States' future growth potential could be even lower than previously thought as aging baby boomers leave the workforce and productivity stagnates.
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The emergence of China as a global player, and the attempts by Japanese companies to shore up overseas business as their national economy stagnates, have helped bolster this year's numbers.
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As revenue stagnates and the mortgage business struggles with regulations designed to cool a red-hot housing market, the banks' profit growth increasingly depends on cost-cutting and boosting margins.
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Renewables rise: Renewables meet 40% of the growth of energy demand, signaling the huge changes underway in the electricity sector as gas, wind, and solar have gained as coal stagnates.
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The deal, to be completed by July next year, allows the Japanese photocopier and camera manufacturer to deepen its push into healthcare as growth at its legacy photocopy business stagnates.
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As public school budgets get tighter and teacher pay stagnates, a growing number of teachers are turning to crowdfunding sites to pay for everything from classroom supplies to field trips.
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Renewables rise: Renewables meet 40 percent of the growth of energy demand, signaling the huge changes underway in the electricity sector as gas, wind, and solar have gained as coal stagnates.
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Facing a hard term limit in 2024 and falling approval ratings as the economy stagnates, Russia's president has taken an unexpected gamble to increase his options by reshaping the political system.
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"If enrollment next year stagnates, it will likely trigger a debate about how to fix the law, with big disagreement among Democrats and Republicans about what those fixes should be," Levitt said.
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Yet, it may be that Erdogan has overplayed his hand with Turkey's largest trading partner and the dominant EU member state -- in which nearly 3 million Turks reside -- as the Turkish economy stagnates.
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"A simple dynamic is playing out in the global economy right now - the U.S. is booming, while most of the rest of the world slows or even stagnates," said HSBC economist Kevin Logan.
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Among Buttigieg supporters, donors, and uncommitted party leaders who spoke to BuzzFeed News this week, there was no sense of the antsiness that often sets in when a campaign cools off or stagnates.
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Dreary utopias like Brave New World or This Perfect Day or even The Hunger Games (the people in the Capitol have it pretty cushy, after all) tend toward an over-regulation that stagnates quickly.
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Read: As Oracle's growth stagnates, insiders say that its all-important cloud business has suffered layoffs, infighting, and confusionThe goal of these lavish five-year compensation plans is to reward execs for genuine growth.
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No one Daniels can meet in Bellator Kickboxing will be on the level of Holzken, which could mean an easy road to a title of some kind or it could mean that Daniels stagnates.
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Some pundits say Gordhan is being pressured by a faction allied to Zuma, which has criticized his plans to rein in government spending as the economy stagnates and rapped his running of the tax agency.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Fujifilm Holdings Corp will buy a drugmaking business from U.S.-based Biogen Inc for about $890 million to try to bolster its healthcare business as growth at its legacy photocopy operations stagnates.
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"In the long run, the labor shortages could cause cost-push inflation or stagflation, in which the cost of doing business keeps on rising, while the economy stagnates," said Masaki Kuwahara, senior economist at Nomura Securities.
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If the growth in labor force participation that was evident in December goes away in future months and labor force participation stagnates, it will imply that the United States is actually quite close to full employment.
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JOHANNESBURG, Nov 22 (Reuters) - South African hotelier and casino operator Tsogo Sun reported a 10 percent fall in half-year earnings on Wednesday due to depressed demand from cash-strapped consumers as economic growth locally stagnates.
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If your family set aside enough money for you to have $4,000 per semester to go to school and the amount of the maximum Pell grant stagnates, your family is getting less bang for their buck.
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That nostalgia feels outmoded in places, dwelling on the universality of Twitter as the network's audience stagnates, or discussing YouTube as the standard for user-created video as venues like Snapchat redefine the norms of uninhibited expression.
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The euro dipped after two sources familiar with the ECB's policy discussions said on Sunday that a rate cut was firmly in play if the bloc's economy stagnates again after expanding by 0.4% in the first quarter.
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While Venezuela's poorest people may be suffering the most as the economy stagnates and institutions crumble, many remain loyal to Mr. Maduro as the heir to Hugo Chávez, the longtime socialist leader who commanded an enormous following.
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The oil companies are complaining, because they would rather make an additional profit by exclusively selling their own product at their own pumps, even if it means consumers pay a higher price and America's renewable fuel industry stagnates.
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Kamala Harris, as she slips in the polls and her campaign stagnates, is planning an Iowa blitz where she will visit the state every week in October and double her staffing in the state, according to campaign aides.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies including Russia - a grouping known as OPEC+ - agreed to more output cuts to avert oversupply early next year as economic growth stagnates amid the U.S.-China trade war.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies including Russia - a grouping known as OPEC+ - agreed the cuts were needed to avert oversupply as economic growth stagnates amid the U.S.-China trade war, sources told Reuters.
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AT&T and other wireless carriers need to find new sources of revenue as the mobile phone market stagnates and more customers abandon pricey cable and satellite packages for streaming services they can watch on their phones or televisions.
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The question for the rest of the world is whether the BOJ's dilemma is the future for all major central banks as the world economy stagnates and Japan's demographic of an aging population gradually spreads to other developed nations.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies including Russia - a grouping known as OPEC+ - have agreed to more output cuts to avert oversupply early next year as economic growth stagnates amid the U.S.-China trade war.
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This is happening even as rank-and-file workers see their base pay flatline, despite Prime Minister Shinzo Abe urging firms to lift wages to boost consumer spending - raising the prospect of an economy where costs rise but growth stagnates.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's core consumer prices fell for a seventh straight month and household spending slumped in September, endorsing the central bank's view it will take some time for inflation to accelerate to its 2 percent target as the economy stagnates.
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The A$1.9 trillion ($1.3 trillion) economy has dodged a recession since 093, but there are signs of trouble as housing prices slide in the biggest cities of Sydney and Melbourne, wage growth stagnates and the pace of consumer spending slows.
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Indeed, with all the (deserved) attention on income and wealth inequality -- and the almost daily minting of new billionaires even as the average wage earner's pay stagnates -- one billion dollars is what it now takes to really grab people's attention.
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"You might see a degradation, you might see situations where rent growth stagnates, and at the end of the day that's all happening because the best retailers are likely to desire being near the Whole Foods-oriented center," said Owens.
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"We've now gotten to a point where we can secure a baseline profit even if the market stagnates, so long as we don't make a bad mistake," said Kim Gae-youn, vice president in charge of Samsung's smartphone product planning.
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As the overall economy stagnates amid sanctions and low oil prices, the country's elite may end up fighting over a smaller pie, with businesses seeking to gain advantage by using courts and law enforcement agencies widely seen as vulnerable to corruption.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies including Russia - a grouping known as OPEC+ - agreed on Friday to more output cuts to avert oversupply as economic growth stagnates amid the U.S.-China trade war, sources told Reuters.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies including Russia - a grouping known as OPEC+ - agreed on Thursday to more output cuts to avert oversupply early next year as economic growth stagnates amid the U.S.-China trade war.
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The Mexican peso was flat, while local stocks were a touch lower ahead of a central bank policy decision on Thursday, where it is expected to lower its key interest rate again as the economy stagnates, according to a Reuters poll.
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Japan's core consumer prices fell for a seventh straight month and household spending slumped in September, endorsing the central bank's view that it will take some time for inflation to accelerate to its 2 percent target as the economy stagnates.
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The single currency dipped on Monday after two sources familiar with the European Central Bank's policy discussions said on the weekend that a rate cut was firmly in play if the bloc's economy stagnates again after expanding by 0.4% in the first quarter.
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It stems from an age-old, pervasive mindset that privileges corporate power and profit above all else; it stagnates wages, prices health care out of reach, and burdens the aspirational with immense amounts of debt as soon as they're out of school.
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So as Michael Kors rebounds and Molson Coors stagnates, Cramer warned investors to look closely when they see stocks that trade at similar multiples — Kors at 13 times 2018 earnings and Coors at roughly 12 times — because one could be a trap.
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But for the uncommon instances where flow stagnates, defenses successfully switch off the ball and somehow manage to clog things up, Kerr knows the best two players he'll ever coach can elevate Golden State towards a higher level of excellence virtually on command.
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As the overall economy stagnates amid sanctions and low oil prices, the environment has raised the specter of the country's elite fighting over a smaller pie, with businesses using courts and law enforcement that are widely seen as vulnerable to corruption to gain an advantage.
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As the overall economy stagnates amid sanctions and low oil prices, the environment has raised the specter of the country's elite fighting over a smaller pie, with businesses using courts and law enforcement that are widely seen as vulnerable to corruption to gain an advantage.
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Highly-indebted Lebanon's financial system has encouraged commercial banks to place foreign currency in the central bank for high returns, as Salameh seeks to maintain high foreign reserves to defend the Lebanese pound's peg to the dollar as the economy stagnates and a political stalemate drags on.
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Moreover there are plenty of historical precedents for a situation in which a system stalemates or stagnates for generations, where revolts and reform programs founder again and again, where a disliked or despised elite holds on to power for a long time against divided and chaotic forms of populism.
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Related columns: - Global oil consumption stagnates leaving prices under pressure (Reuters, July 23) - Hedge funds buy oil as price risks shift to the upside (Reuters, July 22) - Fed will try to create firebreak to contain downturn (Reuters, July 19) - Freight fuel prices subdued as economy outweighs IMO (Reuters, July 16)
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We could discuss the ways that immigrants bolster key American industries, whether surplus labor stagnates wages, how ICE flouts legal arrest procedures, how to prevent terrorism, the ways that Muslims in America are unjustly and ineptly surveilled, how much securing borders would improve public safety or how expensive walls can be.
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Related columns: - Global oil consumption stagnates, leaving prices under pressure (Reuters, July 23) - Bulging fuel stocks put spotlight on slack oil consumption (Reuters, July 18) - U.S. diesel consumption hit by economic slowdown (Reuters, July 4) - Oil market will tighten sharply when U.S. refineries return from maintenance (Reuters, May 3) (Editing by Jan Harvey)
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As the economy stagnates amid international sanctions and low oil prices, a high-profile bribery case has illustrated how the country's most privileged players have taken to fighting over slices of a smaller economic pie, seeking an advantage over rivals through the courts and law enforcement officials who are widely seen as vulnerable to corruption.
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Related columns: - Global oil consumption stagnates, leaving prices under pressure (Reuters, July 83) [nL8N24O58M] - Bulging fuel stocks put spotlight on slack oil consumption (Reuters, July 18) [nL8N24J4UW] - U.S. diesel consumption hit by economic slowdown (Reuters, July 4) [nL8N2452GH] - Oil market will tighten sharply when U.S. refineries return from maintenance (Reuters, May 3) [nL8N2452GH] Editing by Jan Harvey
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Because of the nature of MMA—something is new, then everyone knows about it and it stagnates, then guys start incorporating it into combinations and tack on crafty set ups and suddenly it works again—there was a serious notion among many fans that once you had learned to defend yourself from submission attempts, they just stopped working.
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The problem with all this self-deluding preservation of the past isn't just that it's regressive, or alienating for those of us who don't spend our time musing on Churchill's legacy or swelling with pride at our good fortune to accidentally be born British; it's that it pollutes and stagnates even the discourse that ought to oppose it.
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There are just too many other interesting good companies that one can go work at if you are a very credible, talented contributor at Twitter, and the problem is in the absence of them completely kind of figuring out their true northern star metric, the next version of product market fit, it's a thing that just kinda stagnates and decays.
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As revenue stagnates and the mortgage business struggles with regulations designed to cool red-hot housing markets in Sydney and Melbourne, the banks' profit growth increasingly depends on cost-cutting and boosting margins.. During the latest round of financial results ending Tuesday with CBA's A$2.4 billion third-quarter profit, bank executives told analysts they were cutting jobs, closing branches and investing in technology to keep a lid on costs.
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