Sentence examples for The long term of from inspiring English sources

Over the long term, of course, economic growth is a prerequisite of a buoyant labour market.

We still don't have a lot of data about the long term of the estrogen-progestin regimen".

But choosing the right option for the short term and the long term of Oomph! was much harder.

Over the long term, of course, homeowners can make sure they have storm windows, proper insulation and efficient oil burners.

But we maintain our vision for the long term of 1 billion tourist arrivals in the year 2010 and 1.5 billion in 2020".

Moreover, there is a real danger, over the long term, of a reduction in remittances from Africans living abroad, currently estimated at more than $10bn annually.

The students reject the argument, citing the recent drop in oil prices and the uncertainties over the long-term of investing in fossil fuels.

In an interview this week on the US public radio show Marketplace, he said: "I saw a recent survey in the US that 75% of the CEOs were willing to postpone the right decisions if it would affect their quarterly reporting, and that cannot be healthy for the long-term of the business.

We're looking at the long-term of play, the long-term of Zynga and connecting the world through games, and that's hopefully what people are investing in — the future of social gaming and play.

We look at the magnetic field evolution during the short-term of 12 h before CME eruption and the long-term of 6 9 days of AR evolution.

"We will keep going and get through this sticky spell but there has to be some hard thinking about the long-term of the football club.