More time was spent in
idleness while standing (p < 0.01) by 3/4 HG animals when compared to the others.
Heterogeneous genetic cows of three genetic groups in feedlot system in the state of Pernambuco, Brazil/Comportamento de vacas Girolando de tres grupos geneticos em sistema de confinamento no Estado de Pernambuco, Brasil
Most prisoners, not really their fault, lead a life of enforced, bored
idleness, where for the majority of them even getting out of bed is voluntary.
Prisoners must work pay back victims - Clarke
It seems that people will opt for
idleness when they're given no reason to be busy, though the choice also means they'll be less happy.
Uptime: busy bodies
After the obligatory establishing of terms, including the expected, essential exploration of the history of the word "work," Rutter lays out the theoretical underpinnings of social class in England with regard to concepts of "labor" and "
idleness." Rutter explains by way of David Aers that in the medieval period the concept of society involved "the tripartite division into those who pray, those who fight and those who labour to maintain fighters and praysters" (11).
Work and Play on the Shakespearean Stage
The benefits of
idleness include contemplation, relaxation and reflection, which, in turn, decrease stress, increase idea generation, improve clarity and help resolve issues that may be bothering you.
Actively do nothing: de-stress and decompress
A statement from the bank's rate setting committee said, 'Considering the monetary easing implemented since January and, on the other hand, the margin of
idleness in economic capacity, among other factors, the committee sees this level of benchmark interest rate as consistent with a scenario for benign inflation.'
Brazil central bank holds key interest rate
The series, entitled Industry and
Idleness, follows Goodchild as he works at his loom, sings at church, marries his master's daughter, and becomes free to practise as a journeyman weaver.
Industry and idleness
The sheer pace of business in the Emirates, the acutely competitive nature of the work, the exhausting heat, and now the credit crunch, applying huge extra pressures of uncertainty, financial disruption and the daunting prospect of
idleness. A Depression Awareness Week for Dubai seemed timely indeed.
Accepting the depressing reality
For centuries the English language has been hard at work cataloguing the infinite variety of human
idleness. A glossary of these terms would be not just a boon to writers everywhere, but a critical catalogue of work-ethic subversions.
Idling toward heaven: the last defence you will ever need
Studies have shown that obesity,
idleness and too much sugary soda and fruit juice can increase risk of contracting the disease.
New cases of diabetes almost doubled over 10 years in the US, a trend worsened by high rates of obesity and inactivity in the South, a study of 33 states found
I'm worried that she's just a born skiver who's hoping I'll keep her in
idleness. I don't earn enough and I'm not prepared to.
SKIVING GIRLFRIEND
1540) points out to Wit that he should be able to judge how much more worthy a companion she is than
Idleness simply on the grounds of their names (p.
Counterfet countenaunce: (mis)representation and the challenge to allegory in sixteenth-century morality plays
"Despair is a thing of time, a commodity of
idleness or wealth.
The Logan Topographies
In trying to set an example to my two grandsons, do I advocate a life of unproductive
idleness or exhort them to work their fingers to the bone?
Discreet charm
of Classics at Trinity College, Dublin) calls "the Greek praise of poverty." Describing at length classical attitudes that esteemed virtues thought to be inspired by poverty, such as industry, honesty, frugality, and temperance, and condemned flaws associated with wealth, such as
idleness, injustice, arrogance, The Greek Praise Of Poverty casts new light on ancient perspectives.
The Greek Praise Of Poverty