Sentence examples for End of long term from inspiring English sources

For traditionalists it spells the end of long term hope but provides short term help.

Despite relapses after CSA was discontinued, at the end of long term follow-up of 104 weeks, there were still significantly more remitters in the CSA-treatment group.

These reductions in microglia markers in CpG ODN-treated animals at the end of long term treatment reflected the reduction of AD related pathology.

In many of the case studies presented the seeds of CBNRM were sown in periods of macropolitical crisis reforms in South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique occurred at the end of long term liberation movements or civil wars, and in Tanzania and Zambia during shifts to political pluralism.

LTIP-ing Point: Is This the End of Long-Term Incentive Plans?

Mr Blair went on to list Labour's NHS achievements - starting with the end of long-term waiting lists.

The result has been lower prices and more consumer-friendly business practices, such as the end of long-term customer contracts.

AOL has said that much of the decline is resulting from the end of long-term deals struck at the height of the Internet boom that are not being replaced.

Interestingly, a recent analysis of long-term contracts in baseball, presented at last week's MIT/Sloane Sports Analytics Conference, looked at performance during the other end of long-term contracts, the first several seasons.

As we look beyond the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan -- and the end of long-term nation-building with large military footprints -- we'll be able to ensure our security with smaller conventional ground forces.

Nevertheless it is interesting to consider this alongside, say, Stott and Jones (2012) who showed that constraining the models with recent observations makes the higher end of long-term projections look less likely, although long-term warming is still projected.