Sentence examples for fast labour from inspiring English sources

His wife Jools gave birth to Buddy Bear Maurice at 6.10pm yesterday after what she described as a "hard and fast labour".

Unless dramatic measures are taken, and fast, Labour will continue to be punished for the strategic error of neglecting its machinery in Scotland and for taking voters for granted.

It might be that parous women are more likely to have a fast labour and therefore these women have little time and also feel less need to use their preferred medicinal pain relief.

Another one felt this when the midwife misjudged a fast labour process, and yet another when the midwife estimated that the labour had not yet started and sent the woman home: I knew that I was going to give birth but the midwife wanted to send me home, then, two and a half hour later, I gave birth.

This time it will happen faster: Labour tried hard – not hard enough – and even then slipped back slightly.

If faster labour productivity growth is entirely the result of heavy capital spending by companies, it may not deliver good financial returns.In this section Root and branch Death of deflation?

But because American statistics overstate the growth in capital spending as an input as well as an output, comparisons of multi-factor productivity growth are likely to be less distorted than those of labour productivity.The big part played by capital deepening in America's faster labour productivity growth raises questions about its sustainability.

But it isn't, because productivity is responding to rather than determining the level of wages.The only way to get tight labour markets and fast productivity growth in a low-inflation-targeting world is to get lucky, and to find oneself in a robust phase of job growth just as a wave of global disinflation hits.

The estimate now hinges on faster labour-productivity growth even though this has failed to materialise recently.

Add in faster labour-productivity growth if reforms continue, and the euro area could enjoy GDP growth at least as fast as America's, if not faster.Most international investors, peering at Europe through dark-tinted spectacles, have so far been unimpressed by its various structural reforms.

In the boom between 2002 and 2010 easy profits were made at home growth was fast and labour and credit cheap.