His team have gathered and analysed DNA from 123 Singaporean couples to see if it can be matched with a host of work-related variables, starting with job satisfaction.In this case Dr Song first checked how prone each participant in the study was to the doldrums, in order to establish a baseline.
In the election itself, Plaid stormed the Labour strongholds of Rhondda, Islwyn and Llanelli, destroying Labour's monopoly on the urban south.But the results may owe less to devolutionist zeal than to Labour doldrums.
After all that excitement, including the withdrawal of Tyler Hamilton with back pains and the humbling of the potential Armstrong rivals Jan Ullrich, Roberto Heras and Iban Mayo, the United States Postal Service team was content to let the Tour return to the doldrums.
Rather than succumb to the doldrums of comfort, I wanted to matter.
"Hell No (I'm Not Alright)," one of the album's anthems, "is for everyone," she said, referring to the economic doldrums to which many listeners might relate.
Getting to know your kids away from the day-to-day doldrums of normal life has its major benefits.
The standard Republican response to economic doldrums -- claiming that tax cuts will incentivize companies to "re-shore" jobs--is absurd.
Ironically, the very devices designed to bring Motorola out of its 2010 slump have added to its doldrums and Faucette believes that the company must "quickly adjust and refresh its product portfolio" in order to remain competitive.
Having expanded to theaters nationwide at the start of the month, "Hidden Figures" is the perfect antidote to the doldrums of January moviegoing.
But now it's mostly back to the doldrums.
