Nearly 4m people may lose jobs as a result of cuts in industrial capacity, but strong demand for labour in the services sector, from restaurants to health care, is cushioning that blow.
By cushioning a runner's bones, muscles and ligaments from repetitive impacts, the shoes may even help athletes train harder than they otherwise could.
I have a couple of questions I'm going to ask you so that you can practice the corporate jargon you've learned here today. But before I do that, I have one more example I want to share with you. Career cushioning.
When Dr. Daniel Lieberman came on the Diary of a CEO, he explained how modern shoes, with their cushioning and support, are making our feet weaker and less capable of doing what nature intended them to do.
Researchers at MARIN, a Dutch research institute, have blown bubbles onto a propeller's blades, filling the vapour cavities left behind, cushioning their collapse and dampening the resulting noise.
How do I break down money like to go into a retirement versus money going into just my savings, cushioning either my emergency fund or anything like that?
You see, after World War II, consumerism was on the rise and the art of cushioning was accelerating rapidly and good package design was being increasingly recognized.
This team has taken customer feedback to heart, redesigning franchises like the Romero Structure and Pegasus to incorporate more cushioning and stability than customers want.