But Dr. DiLorenzo, pointing to the North Shore and government incentives, as well as a long-term shift to evidence-based medicine and payment, said, "This is inevitable, and now is the time".
"What we'll have to do in our manifesto is take our starting point of £6k fees, explain how we see the situation for 2015 to 2020, and how we'll see a long-term shift to a graduate tax".
Mr. Bewkes said he does not plan to sell Time Inc., and the selection of Ms. Lang suggests he is committed to a long-term shift to a digitally oriented magazine unit.
'we are currently in the middle of a long term shift from a moral to a medical theory of alcoholism and that social workers- and possibly other professionals too- apply elements from both schemas.
Zandi et al. (2013) studied whether the long-term shift to credit and debit cards stimulates economic growth of 56 countries worldwide.
Builders and analysts say a long-term shift in behavior seems to be under way.
As evidence, he pointed to a long-term shift of cargo flows from West Coast to East Coast seaports, and a slowdown of the rate at which the largest warehouse markets have captured market share over the past decade.
Since there's a long-term shift of population and jobs to Texas, you'd expect job growth in Texas to be higher than in the rest of the country even in a recession, and the key question is whether that growth has been sufficiently high to keep up with population — and it hasn't.
The industry is suffering the twin blows of a long-term shift of readers and advertisers to the Internet and a downturn in the overall economy.
That makes the city well-poised to be a leading hub in the sector's latest funding and exit boom, which is capitalizing on a long-term shift toward more computational approaches to diagnosing and curing disease.
