Sentences with phrase «for stagnancy»

There's no place in today's job - seeking world for stagnancy.

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For it is then as if our tears broke through an inveterate inner dam, and let all sorts of ancient peccancies and moral stagnancies drain away, leaving us now washed and soft of heart and open to every nobler leading.

The state's «population decline, economic stagnancy, failed jobs programs, highest tax burden in the nation, broken transit system, emboldened culture of corruption, secret government & [Cuomo's] closest aide convicted for selling the office all challenge» the gov's boast, tweeted Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro (R), who hopes to unseat Cuomo in November.

«Population decline (upstate), economic stagnancy, failed jobs programs, highest tax burden in the nation, broken transit system, emboldened culture of corruption, secret government & your closest aide convicted for selling the office all challenge this self aggrandizement,» he wrote.

It's not easy to get a Ph.D., and there's often a feeling, upon emerging from the abysmal stagnancy of graduate school, of «What exactly do I have now in exchange for those 5 to 10 years of my life?»

Eaten on a regular basis, it can help to regulate LDL cholesterol in obese individuals while the selenium content and blood stimulating properties are awesome for increasing heart health and breaking up stagnancy in the liver.

The domestic - drama atmosphere keeps things interesting for a little while, although there inevitably reaches a point at which stagnancy sets in - with Angelo's efforts at compensating for the stale vibe resulting in a number of thoroughly questionable stand - alone sequences (including an absolutely unwatchable stretch set at a friend's home birth).

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Grabbing ten minutes here or an hour there and Death Road to Canada loses the possibility of stagnancy, but it's not an ideal game for long sessions.

The same stagnancy was evident when lawyers were asked whether they personally maintain a legal blog for professional purposes.

If you like to break away from the stagnancy that have gripped the modern homes, go for a forthright, dynamic dining room.