Sentences with phrase «to run the economy»

The advantage of running an economy on gold, silver and other precious commodities is that tragic boom / bust cycles are avoided.

In the long run an economy with a ceiling follows basically the same long run development path as an economy without the ceiling.

We are not going to run economies based on revolving debt.

In fact, women have worse running economy compared with men, and lesser aerobic profile.

Increased body fat often means increased weight, which can reduce running economy, along with endurance and overall performance.

On the other hand, they expected greater joint flexibility to be a bad thing (as far as running economy goes).

Labour made a strategic decision not to explain to the electorate the true facts of the 2008 crash and its successful role in running the economy before and after.

How has it come about that the tools to run the economy successfully have been abandoned and those which cause maximum harm taken up?

In conclusion, lower limb tendon length, especially Achilles tendon length, is associated with improved running economy in male recreational distance runners.

Støren O, Helgerud J, Støa EM, Hoff J. «Maximal strength training improves running economy in distance runners.»

When he saw that it improved the overall running economy of those wearing them by 4 %, «I freaked out,» Luo says.

Previously, it has been speculated that good running economy resulted in part from the skinny legs (especially below the knee) of many Kenyan runners.

This would seem to indicate that they were getting greater elastic return from the tendons in their lower legs, which could contribute to the high running economy, or efficiency in using oxygen, observed in several studies of Kenyan runners.

Other studies found that the energy consumption and running economy decreased as a result of wearing the best running compression socks, as well as improved performence over a 5 kilometer race.

Coral reefs have been around for millions of years, but are likely to become a thing of the past unless we start running our economy as if the sea and sky matters to us very soon.»

Mr. Akomfrah, thus, wondered: «Exactly who is this NDC government running the economy for?

And when the stock market goes down, as we all know it will, will Rump still be doing an excellent job running the economy?

A country with low carbon intensity is running its economy more cleanly than one with a high carbon intensity, either due to energy efficiency or a high percentage of renewables and / or nuclear power in its energy mix.

What we know so far: static stretching seems to cause a decline in maximal power, strength and speed, as well as hurting running economy in endurance runners.

In the long run (thousands of years) we'll clearly have to move to a current solar energy economy, deriving significant energy from residual heat in the earth, but primarily running the economy on solar energy and its off - shoots (biomass, wind, hydro).

If you go and get $ 900 million from the IMF, they are going to give you conditions and they will then run your economy for you.

Why don't Labour put a picture of Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling on their posters, with the subtitle «Consider if you really want five more years of these two men running the economy.»

run their economies entirely on renewables?

Labour would run an economy which created wealth, but where the proceeds of growth were shared fairly and did not go only to the rich and powerful.

Hayes PR, Walker A. Pre-exercise stretching does not impact upon running economy.

i think its funny all the people commenting hating on china when they actually run your economy lmao

Anthony Bolton, a well - known British fund manager who moved to China to establish a special fund dedicated to the country, hailed «the effectiveness of the centrally run economy.»

Perhaps having ruined their reputation with international creditors 7 years prior and running an economy where mortgages are virtually non-existent (home buyers show up at closing with thousands of US 100 dollar bills) made it very difficult to have a financial crisis based on personal and governmental over-leveraging.

It was a shattering collapse of the basic assumptions by which successive governments had run our economy since the Big Bang.

«Nothing is absolutely certain in this life, but the PDP needs a candidate with the brightest chance and that can only come from someone who has major experience, exposure and knowledge about running an economy; who is a nationalist and not a sectionalist and whose brand can not be intimidated in anyway by that of the current President.

It is no longer trusted to run the economy competently.

A fortnight after Miliband was criticised for omitting passages of his planned conference speech which dealt with the deficit, the 19 % of voters signalling trust in Labour to run the economy equals the party's previous record low on this question, which was recorded in June 2013 (pdf).

We now run the economy on the basis of a simple indicator of total economic activity, the Gross Domestic Product.

Prolonged static stretching does not influence running economy despite changes in neuromuscular function.

You're experiencing: Increased running economy and efficiency Better endurance and a higher aerobic capacity Injury prevention by adaptation to a higher workload The ability to run faster, longer The # 1 barrier that prevents new runners from running faster is endurance.

I've been explaining the reduction in running economy caused by stretching by talking about the legs as a set of springs that store energy (and do so less efficiently when they've been stretched).

Sure enough, they found that eccentric knee flexor endurance was «strongly related» to how much running economy worsened after the fast section of the run.

«I would be open to some of what you might call running the economy hot if you were talking about a relatively mild form of that idea that is not really risking undesired inflation rising rapidly.»