Sentence examples for have longer run from inspiring English sources

As Heckman et al. (2002) point out, bringing workers into employment can have longer run impacts on workers' human capital and employment path.

Recent evidence from Blasco and Rosholm (2011) though highlights the existence of the transition effect, whereby improved labor market matching can indeed have longer run implications on workers' employment probabilities by bringing them into employment.

Which ends up in the short run having the effect of saving Bob's job from elimination in the merger (as Pete and, to ultimate effect, Joan speak up for him) and seems destined to have longer run meaning as well.

As they are coded by differential equations (Supplementary Data online), transit compartment absorption models have longer run times than first-order models, which may outweigh their advantages in some situations.

Musicals, the Great White Way's stock-in-trade, now have longer runs than ever before.

"There are mountains that have longer runs but not the braking zones you need when travelling at 150mph," Farrell says.

Only Everton, Liverpool and Arsenal have longer runs in the top flight.... Struggling Tottenham Hotspur is pursuing the Dutch under-21 international player JAN VENNEGOOR OF HESSELINK.

The hybrid approach has longer run times than OpenLR stand-alone (39.0% longer for line locations, and 115.7% longer for closed line locations).

The researchers found that affiliated videos had longer run times as well as more likes and view counts, and a similar pattern was seen on Pinterest.

Higher returns to work can have longer-run impacts on earnings through the accumulation of labor market experience.

By allowing women to work and accumulate labor market experience, this policy might also have longer-run effects on female employment that are difficult to measure.