Sentence examples for retired effect from inspiring English sources

Patients who were employed (effect size = 1.23, B = 7.3, P < 0.001) or retired (effect size = 0.51, B = 3.9, P < 0.001) were likely to have higher PCS-12 scores and MCS-12 scores (effect size > 0.55, B > 3.4, P < 0.01) than unemployed male patients.

Much debate has centred on such questions as how large the national debt may safely be allowed to grow, how and when public debt should be retired, what effects public borrowing has on the economy, and even whether governments should borrow at all or should finance all expenditures out of current revenues.

After a desperately unhappy tour, Williams in effect retired for two years, during which time he entered rehab for addiction to prescription drugs.

WHEN Sarath Fonseka sought permission this month to retire as chief of Sri Lanka's defence staff from December 1st, President Mahinda Rajapaksa replied through his secretary that the general, who had led his government's victory against the Tamil Tigers, could consider himself retired with immediate effect.

Wales and Scarlets back Morgan Stoddart has retired with immediate effect after failing to recover from a broken leg.

He was banned from football for 18 months and, in effect, retired.

Why should retired people feel no effect at all from the recession while younger people are left suffering?

Detroit's state-appointed emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, has proposed imposing deep cuts on some bondholders — treating them the same, in effect, as retired Detroit workers who have been receiving city-paid health insurance that will now end.

Gary Mormino of the University of South Florida points out that since 1950 some 1,000 people a day have moved into the state, while only around 250 a day have moved out.Even so, the half-backs, most of whom are retired, could have an effect on state politics.

Some days later, on 8 August, the Mobile Column did succeed in getting round the Ottoman flank, but was too weak to have any effect and retired to Bir Bayud.

In 2006, a name from the Central Pacific list was retired due to its effects west of the International Dateline in this season: Paka.