stasis

This corrupt bargain results in a decade-long stasis, with far-reaching implications.

Netanyahu has guided Israel to unprecedented international isolation, income disparity, and diplomatic stasis.

They all live in pure stasis, never growing old or really dying, in a place where nothing ever happens.

As to the meat of these reports, what they show over the past six months is that we have entered a realm of stasis.

The age of instant, ubiquitous information and exposure has created a feeling of prolonged stasis and impotence.

Joyce says something of the sort very differently, he is full of technical scholastic terms: "stasis, kinesis," etc.

That, perhaps, is one reason why we come to a period of stasis or retrogression when the time of classical activity is over.

We may be sure, then, that the ideal of ecclesiasticism is not solely responsible for the scientific stasis of the dark age.

Having thus distracted it from the presence of death, he sank back gratefully into a stasis of no-thought.

The action of Veracolate is to bring about a profuse flow of healthy bile which prevents bile stasis.