Sentences with phrase «decades of stagnation did»

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What Pattison says publicly is seldom as interesting as what he does, however, such as making Glen Clark, the former B.C. premier who many blamed for the province's «dismal decade» of economic stagnation, his group president and, along with deputy chairman Michael Korenberg, heir apparent.

Doesn't Chaput realize, Reid says, that the stagnation of the Catholic Church in America can be chalked up to «the right wing» like Chaput himself that «has controlled the Church hierarchy for some three decades now»?

He warns of «decades of stagnation if we don't do something» about the state's lagging economic growth.

If increases in high school graduation requirements during the last quarter of the 20th century contributed to the stagnation in graduation rates, why did rates rise during the first decade of the 21st century, a period in which high school graduation requirements were not reduced and in some states were increased?