Sentences with phrase «period of calm»

The longest period of calm in the economic cycle was during the 1990s when the economy went a full decade without a down cycle.

The extended period of calm that we've grown accustomed to is over.

The relationship between auto makers and their dealers long have been marked by periods of calm with the occasional, and sometimes violent, flare - up.

That is why it's important that meteorologists and bankers understand the importance of managing risks during periods of calm when the weather is clear and the economy is sound, so we turn financial firewalls into seawalls to meet challenges before the worst arrives if unavoidable, or avoid the path of the storm all together.

Engaging in longer stretches of restful sleep, you may notice extended periods of calm within your womb.

June to December offer the greatest visibility, warmest water and longest periods of calm weather.

Past isn't prologue, but economic history does suggest that periods of calm do breed complacency, which creates the conditions for the dumb risks that eventually cause a crisis.

However, we believe that volatility is also likely to resurface, after an unexpected period of calm in late 2016 and early 2017.

Equilibrium A predictable developmental period of calm in which a child practices newly acquired behaviors.

Sir Menzies Campbell, a former leader of the Lib Dems, told BBC 2's Daily Politics show that the party needed to find a peaceful way through the dispute and engage in a «period of calm reflection».

My average miles per gallon hovered at a point that was considerably lower (about 12 mpg) thanks to a combination of a lead foot and San Francisco traffic, but an extended period of calm highway cruising brought my weeklong average up to a decent 17.8 mpg — still, nothing to brag about there.

After a brief period of calm, Samsung is back to taunting Apple's iPad and iPhone in new ads for the Galaxy Note 3 and the recently announce...

Ho'okipa is not a beach for great swimming - although during periods of calm seas you can swim at both ends of the beach.

Unfortunately, this changed in the final area (which felt like an unending gauntlet), but the majority of the game offered identifiable periods of calm during which I could explore the town unhindered and at my own pace.

Navigating a typical month in a law firm billing department includes periods of calm, followed by intense, fast paced action where mistakes are often the result of poor billing processes.

A home with school age children is one that has a lot of similarities to white water rafting: periods of calm followed by raging rapids where you are just hoping to keep your head above water until you reach the end of the ride.

We have already proved prone to complacency and short - termism during periods of calm.

The way the story goes is that an extended period of calm with steady growth and no recessions, nothing to make you nervous, makes investors less risk - averse, so more risk taking, and not just investors, but their financial intermediaries.

The recent downswing came on the heels of an extended period of calm in the markets.

That, of course, had at its root not just a period of calm.

No doubt, there has been a period of calm in the wake of the extraordinary actions taken by central banks, but he likens this to the eye of a hurricane.

It suggested that a period of calm and steadily rising markets had given way to a turbulent new era with a bearish bent.

During periods of calm and confidence, correlations will recede as investors become more discerning of their investment choices.

Magoon listens to all this like a man on a Bermuda high, a period of calm that makes the Atlantic as tame as Walden Pond at dawn.

It is important for you to have a period of calm so that you can rejuvenate as well.

Try to make the transition during a period of calm within the household.

The Labour leadership contest has entered into a period of calm, with the ballots closed and the result not set to be announced until Saturday.

And he called for a «period of calm, a period of reflection, to let it all sink in and to work through what the actual technicalities are,» insisting that Mr Cameron must stay on as PM.

Never fully recovered from the assassination of Julius Caesar, Augustus» great uncle, a period of calm was only restored when Augustus took power.

Never fully recovered from the defenestration of Margaret Thatcher, a period of calm in the Tory Party was only restored when....

This re-ignited tensions over Europe after a period of calm and was the prelude to a new obsession that ran up to the 2001 election.

Like other locusts, desert locusts can switch from a solitary phase with low population densities during recessions (periods of calm), to a gregarious phase with high population densities during invasions, when hopper bands and swarms can devastate agriculture.

The DHS researchers on the TechSolutions programme and in the Human Factors / Behavior Science Division hope to record the brain's natural activity during periods of calm or alertness.

Head teacher Ian Fenn has appealed for «a period of calm», blaming changes to curriculums and exams for a lack of improvement in some secondary schools.

Instead he says there will be a period of calm for the next couple of years with no new policy initiatives.

Head teacher Ian Fenn appealed for «a period of calm», blaming changes to the curriculum and exams for the lack of improvement.

Of course, you will construct your rules during a period of calm and contemplation — but that's never when rules are difficult to apply!

If there is bone protruding through the skin, if the animal can not rise at all after a period of calming, or if there is obvious displacement of the limb (pointing in the wrong direction), a veterinarian will need to be immediately consulted about surgical options and stabilization procedures prior to arrival.

This period of calm was duly shattered by the rise of Nazism in Germany, where Chagall's paintings was labelled Degenerate Art (Entartete Kunst), to which his artistic response was Solitude (1933), depicting the deep depression experienced by Jews amid the gathering storm.

What both of these enlightening and entertaining works made clear was that community at Black Mountain was a fluid, ever - changing entity, subject to highs and lows, periods of calm and disruption, growth and decline.

«-LRB-...) community at Black Mountain was a fluid, ever - changing entity, subject to highs and lows, periods of calm and disruption, growth and decline.»

They reasoned that even though wind turbines are vulnerable to periods of calm and that solar energy sources don't do much in rainy weather or at night, there would always be some parts of the country that could be generating energy from a renewable source.

The repeated calls for a period of calm by all senior British politicians make this scenario unlikely.

But specialist partner Piers Master reckons we've now reached a period of calm.

Speaking to Legal Week this morning, Levine said the legal industry «owes it to people who work in it, and clients, to have a period of calm and reflection» and it should «keep calm and carry on».