Adjective
of Stall
Put or kept in a stall; hence, fatted.
Source: Webster's dictionary21st Century After the financial crisis of 2007-2008 central banks led change, but as of 2015 their ability to boost economic growth has stalled. Source: Internet
Adjei admits that the dealings of some dishonest agents stalled their chances of securing good deals abroad. Source: Internet
After takeoff, due to the failure to manually disengage all of the gust locks, the aircraft entered a steep climb, stalled, nosed over, and crashed, killing Hill and Tower (other observers survived with injuries). Source: Internet
Although the record earned wide acclaimed from critics and fans, The Weight of These Wings did not produce a No. 1 hit (its lead single, "Vice," stalled at No. 2). Source: Internet
Although the state-owned flour-mill and cement plants have been transferred to private owners, progress on the other seven parastatals has stalled. Source: Internet
Although a contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was promptly secured, and more possibilities were within reach, financing stalled for the $24,000 in monthly expenses required to cover salaries and equipment rental. Source: Internet