Sentence examples similar to a long term area from inspiring English sources

"This is a long-term area where if we don't learn and think and deliberate in advance, we can run into trouble," she says.

"The fact that this decline has been offset by an improvement in the letters business, which is not a long-term area of growth, and cost-cutting measures, may help in the shorter term, but these are both temporary reliefs".

Although the decline in the parcels revenue was offset by an improvement in the Royal Mail's letters business, letters are not a long-term area of growth for the firm, Mr Hunter said.

The medieval world, we think, is a good long term area for us to be in.

A similar procedure to that used for the arsenic grid was then applied to calculate a long-term, area-weighted, mean daily bright sunshine hours value for each LA.

One open question, he says, is whether GSB1 "is a long term resident in the area surrounding the vent or whether it... spends much of its life elsewhere".

"I have a long term commitment to the area and working with the local community has been at the core of my business since it began.

Odds ratios are used to present associations between background variables and outcomes of interest, including willingness to serve 2 years in a rural area and willingness to establish a long term career in a rural area.

It was suggested that South Africa needs to have a more balanced perspective on the costs and benefits of mining and to develop a long term vision for mining areas, which includes plans for the community once the mineral reserves are depleted.

Over a long term, Semarang Coastal and Lowland areas have experienced salt water intrusion.

This study focusses on the onset of human impact on the landscape and aims to reconstruct the landscape development of this peripheral prehistoric settlement area under a long term perspective (Lateglacial to Late Holocene).