As pregnancy advances, the physiological changes of increased insulin resistance, delayed glucose disposal, and slower insulin absorption (mean time to peak plasma insulin of 80 ± 30 min in late pregnancy) all contribute to ensuring a steady but surplus to the required supply of glucose to the fetus (13).
But across the six years, as was true in many other states, Connecticut's welfare experiment was blessed by a helpful constellation of economic stars: a booming economy, a growing state budget surplus and a steady flow of federal welfare dollars all made it easier for people to leave the rolls and easier for the state to be relaxed about families who needed more time to adjust.
During the real estate boom, Wall Street had successfully accessed the global liquidity surplus with a steady stream of mortgage-related products, each incorporating leverage (and, in some cases, leverage on leverage).
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Japan's debt is overwhelmingly financed by its own citizens, he noted; it is denominated in its own currency, and Japan runs a steady current-account surplus, all of which insulate it from bond market pressure.
But even before the accident, Japan had been experiencing a steady erosion of the huge trade surpluses that it long enjoyed with the rest of the world, as Japan's once faithfully nationalistic consumers grew increasingly hungry for low-cost manufactured goods from China.
Japan's trade surplus rose more strongly than expected in November from a year earlier as growing exports continued to underpin a steady recovery of the world's second-largest economy.
— a steady stream of revenue.
"In such a strategy, job creation for absorbing surplus labour would result from a virtuous circle of high investment in fixed capital leading to faster productivity growth with corresponding wage increases that enable a steady expansion of domestic demand.
A steady stream of customers.
