Sentences with phrase «over long run»

That would cut your gas bill down to nothing, further lowering the cost of the car over the long run.

Over the long run, we expect the Cadillac to hold its value well, but to still trail the Audi Q5 and Lexus RX in residual value.

I don't know how well it will hold up over the long run as it's a new car with a new design — even a new engine (corvette engine now in the camaro).

A car we have enthusiastically lauded in print year after year as «one of the best cars a person could ever own,» a car that «feeds our automotive soul like no other car does,» a car that will «hold its own over the long run,» and a car that «reaches out to the perpetual teenager in all of us.»

Sure, an S - Class is likely a better car to live with everyday over the long run due to its depth of engineering and plethora of technology, but if I wrote the check for the Benz, I'd have an underlying feeling that the Jaguar would have been the much more exciting and emotional experience.

Formative assessment is a proven method to improve student achievement both in the short term and over the long run.

Even though Bonilla was getting paid in the millions, his story relates to millions of teachers: In most cases a pension might not be worth it over the long run.

To change the situation over the long run, we must (1) increase subsidized housing; (2) locate it in places that will give children access to strong integrated schools; and (3) reassign students to schools that will integrate them racially, socioeconomically, and linguistically.

Parents clearly are the lynchpin in supporting their child's development over the long run.

I'd love to see a study what a privately run charter school costs over the long run.

It is important that we start prioritizing our spending, and over the long run it will save money that we can use to create a stronger public school system.

They reinforced that over the long run, our country has grown into a better place for all racial, religious, and ethnic groups.

Casserly: I think over the long run it will be helpful.

That's not only bad for students; it also threatens charter schools» ability to reach the next level of scale and quality they'll need to survive over the long run.

Over the long run, each state stands to receive an extraordinary rate of return on successful efforts to improve school quality.

The D.C. teacher retirement fund, by contrast, assumes that it will earn 7.5 percent over the long run and gives out benefits to Mary accordingly.

The disruptive models are the engines of change in education over the long run.

At a news conference last week, he said, «The tax cut should be targeted to the middle class and to education so we raise incomes and growth for America over the long run.»

Yet two other big - picture tendencies are also visible in these data, and it strikes me that they matter more over the long run than any one year's blips around particular reform ideas.

Over the long run, however, you'll be more productive and the people you work with will respect your ability to meet your commitments.

To fix our schools, states have to stop trying to fix them; the quickest way to raise performance is command and control, but over the long run martial law does not even work well for generals.

Richard Elmore: The federal government has over-extended its reach in NCLB by adopting a theory of intergovernmental relations that it can not possibly adhere to over the long run.

Others consider the perennial underfunding of targeted programs like Head Start as evidence of a lack of political support for this approach, and argue that providing universal access is needed to ensure adequate public funding over the long run.

In politically charged Illinois, organized attacks on the scholarships are guaranteed, so supporters must ramp up policy, communications, and public - relations work to sustain the program over the long run.

Desegregation programs in some cities prompted «white flight,» although over the long run it appears to have had only a small effect on housing patterns in most communities.

But what about testing over the long run?

In other words, an inexpensive program that affects every student nationwide can, over the long run, have a very large impact, even if its average effect seems at first glance to be quite small.

But I was deeply disappointed not to see The Good Place or Brooklyn Nine - Nine get a nomination, especially since nominee Will & Grace has already received so many accolades over its long run.

Over the long run the sugar mommas may find some other young toy boys who are make themselves more available for dating.

Over the long run these type of relationships just fizzle out.

You can choose a six month subscription, which allows you to save 60 percent over the long run at 119.95.

In either case, you will need to pay a monthly fee in order to take full advantage of the service over the long run.

Long - term studies provide more valuable information because they show whether a diet can be followed over the long run and whether it can be used to maintain weight loss.

Last but not least, don't get obsessed about it; one day you might estimate a bit too high, others a bit too low and over the long run this will even out.

It's unknown whether weight - loss drug therapy reduces the morbidity and mortality of obesity over the long run.

Who Wins Over the Long Run?

Now remember that at low intensity aerobic workouts you'll burn more fat than glucose but at higher intensity you end up burning more calories over the long run, which can lead to more fat loss.

By not using our back and shoulder muscles fully, over the long run we'll be weaker and at a higher risk for injury.

Fasting can mitigate many of the negative effects, but over the long run it is desired to eat appropriately.

There's a lot of things where if you do the stuff over the long run, if you started in your 40s, 50s, continue on, your preservation of your pelvic floor and its function will be so much better, of course, than if you just let things go.

And, over the long run, the better you can perform in your workouts, the better your progress.

A recent study validated this tendency, showing participants who skipped breakfast were more likely to seek out high - calorie junk foods and that dieters who skip meals are more prone to gain weight over the long run.

If you lose muscle you lose metabolism, and if you slow that metabolism you are much more likely to gain fat over the long run.

Over-the-counter (OTC) heartburn medications might just cause more problems for your health over the long run.

And in fact, over the long run, it can eventually exacerbate the signs and symptoms of low testosterone and estrogen due to «wearing out» those hormones» receptor sites.

That sort of stress doesn't wear off as quickly and can lead to high blood pressure, digestive disorders, frequent colds and flu and an array of other conditions over the long run including your infertility.

The bigger the muscle complex you workout, the more calories you burn and the more fat your lose over the long run.

Over the long run you'll pay nothing and be saved from a bucketload of inflammatory pesticides.

Just be consistent with your treatment over the long run, you don't need to be flashy or brilliant with lots of expensive dietary supplements.

Dennis Conner, America's Cup winner once said: «My aim in sailing is not to be brilliant or flashy, but just to be consistent over the long run».