Sentences with phrase «hangover effect»

It perfectly captures the early «Eighties as the last hangover effects of «Sixties liberalism finally made way for the Reagan era.

April / May Canadian [trade] data may have been partly reflecting hangover effects from a harsh winter and a soft US economy in Q1 and into the start of Q2 whereas the US activity measures really picked up thereafter.

How to use Home Field Advantage in EPL betting: How to use Total Shots Ration (advance metric) in modelling match odds: Will EPL see a World Cup hangover effect?

Yes, I am a dietitian but I will not deny that I have had my share of nights overdoing it in the drinking department only to experience regret the next day from what I like to term the, «Hangry Hangover Effect» (HHE for short).

Chronic use can also trigger a daytime «hangover effect,» including fatigue, irritability and anxiety.

The hangover effect was definitely in play in game one on Sat'd, but glad they at least pulled it together for a solid win in the finale.

Since it must be a hangover effect of sitting in her sister's shadows, I'm turning a somewhat blind eye to it.

Unlike with many sleep medications, you are unlikely to become dependent on melatonin, have a diminished response after repeated use (habituation) or experience a hangover effect.

So I would say that at the moment we are a 90 minute and one day (St George's Day) nation, but after every Euro or World Cup tournament there is a hangover effect and the flag and shirt are adopted by more people.

Which, the researchers note, may add to the hangover effect.

Researchers attribute this in part to the «hangover effect,» which has been shown to reduce sports performance by up to 11 percent.

Typically after a correction there is what we call a «hangover effect» where worry creeps in to the market and short option trades are able to command a much higher level of premium, as seen in the graph below.

The hangover effect of overspending hardly seems worth it.