What the duration of this recession surely shows is how dysfunctional the three interlocking pillars of British capitalism have become.
"For the full duration of the in-breath and the full duration of the out-breath".
Salmond, almost visibly relieved that his self-imposed campaigning ban for the duration of the Games was drawing to an end, replied with a smile: "Ask me tomorrow".
When Alyokhina and Tolokonnikova arrive in their colony they will be taken immediately into a quarantine block to be assessed to determine which otryad, or detachment, they will join for the duration of their sentence.
Back then my feeling for Origin was visceral and my heart rate for the duration of any match was, I'm quite certain, higher than for any of the players (except maybe Chris Close; he was always sucking in seagulls as they say).
Part of it has to do with underestimating its duration while overestimating our stamina.
(If you're not sure what your race pace is, it's simple to work out – it's the speed you could maintain for the duration of your event. For Olympic distance triathletes, it's the pace you could ride for 40km; for sprint racers, it's the pace you could ride over 20km).
Sucheta Nadkarni, professor at Cambridge University's Judge Business School and lead author of the report, said female economic power boosted the number of women on boards and the duration of their tenure: "If markets become more gender inclusive, that is the incentive for boards to become more gender inclusive".
The three of us met in her Knightsbridge hotel, where she was to stay for the duration of the election campaign.
The National Sleep Foundation in the US has had 18 experts sifting through 320 research articles to deliver an updated version of its "sleep time duration recommendations".
Former NSW energy minister Chris Hartcher and MPs Chris Spence and Darren Webber – all allegedly involved in Eightbyfive – have voluntarily withdrawn from the Liberal party and are sitting on the crossbenches for the duration of the Icac hearings.
