Sentence examples for slower labour from inspiring English sources

Potential growth falls with slower labour growth.

Maternal overweight and obesity are associated with slower labour progress and increased caesarean delivery for failure to progress.

Twin gestations have slower labour progress compared to singletons, regardless of parity, and require 1 3 hours more to complete the first stage of labour compared with singletons, according to a study by Leftwich and colleagues [ 1].

But the debt left by the boomers adds to the drag of slower labour-force growth.

In the longer term, the CBO thinks potential growth will be lower because of slower labour-force growth and because a bigger government debt will crowd out private investment.The CBO also expects low inflation.

For example, the progress of active phase labour is slower with twins for both nulli-and multiparous women [ 1] and slower labours in twins may be the result of uterine inertia due to an overdistended uterus and/or malpresentations [ 2].

Harvesting angora without harming rabbits is a slow labour of love incompatible with industrial capitalism.

Because this procedure can slow labour, the hormone oxytocin is often administered concurrently to stimulate uterine contractions.

But in the long term later retirement counters the trend to slowing labour force growth caused by an ageing population, more years spent in college, and a levelling out of women's participation.

And the labour market is loose enough (and labour productivity high enough) that firms don't need to hire poor matches, which would help to draw underskilled workers back into the labour force.Both Mr Katz and the authors of the Brookings paper acknowledge the geographical structural issues that could be slowing labour market adjustment.

Though his prepared remarks worried that tighter labour markets would push up wages to levels that would threaten price stability, he suggested later that he did not believe unemployment needed to rise to slow labour costs.The fact that the employment-cost index rose only modestly in the three months to June 2000, lends support to this view.