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151. Performance and Motivation Deep emotions and anxieties emerge during periods of fundamental change.

152. Longer class periods and block schedules provide the flexibility needed to adjust teaching styles and organize field trips.

153. The main disadvantage of the method lies in the long periods of time required to reach equilibrium.

154. This definition follows from the assumption that half the labour force establish contracts in even periods and half in odd periods.

155. The progressive form follows a steady pattern of worsening symptoms and disability without periods of remission.

156. Those with the longer periods received higher payments than those with shorter periods and were more likely to have retired early.

157. In particular, fare increases appear to lead to high losses of passengers,[http://sentencedict.com/periods.html] particularly at off-peak periods.

158. Answer guide: The relevant range of activity refers to the level of activity the firm has experienced in past accounting periods.

159. It was during periods of depression or World Wars that the importation came to a stop.

160. Other Earth-crossing asteroids with orbital periods less than one year are referred to as the Aten group.

161. Each section is relatively short, the idea being to avoid extended periods of continuous reading from the screen.

162. This probably exacerbated his tendency to long periods of nervous exhaustion, which caused his absence from his parish while he recovered.

163. Periods of this order should be allocated to the major problems and decisions, protected from disturbance.

164. When women experience problems with their menstrual cycles, such as irregular periods, doctors often give them hormones.

165. But they are severely constrained by the time-table of forty-minute periods.

166. She had a sense of how to use commas, but not periods.

167. For post-communist countries those transition periods are likely to cover more areas and last longer.

168. Sites can now be bought for two week periods[sentencedict.com], allowing a greater flexibility in marketing planning.

169. Patients taking Ativan and Valium for long periods may suffer acute anxiety when they stop.

170. Conversely, disturbed sleep patterns can cause periods to become irregular or stop altogether.

171. Think how time flies in periods of intense, purposeful activity.

172. The term is used to describe grace periods that often go into effect when new geographic area codes are set up.

173. At various periods after the injection of endothelin-1, the stomach was removed and opened along the greater curvature.

174. Scottie loved travelling and behaved splendidly during the long drives and sailing periods.

175. The history of many colleges can be seen as periods of conflict and confrontation alternating with periods of consolidation and relative calm.

176. The plaintiff was assessed to corporation tax for accounting periods covering the years 1977 to 1985.

177. But this is not meant to belittle the magnitude of the adaptive radiations that took place in the Vendian and Cambrian periods.

178. Periods of punctuated equilibrium offer many new, as yet unexplored territories.

179. The disparities in the rates of unemployment between socio-economic groups widen during periods of high unemployment.

180. For one thing, the rate is dependent on temperature, and exposure to direct sunlight over long periods increases hydration.