Sentence examples for a short-term result from inspiring English sources

She said the problems with homeless children had been a short-term result of a surge in the county's homeless population.

Instead of being a short-term result of the recession of 2008-09 and the lacklustre recovery, Kelly sees the increasing problem of low pay as being the result of a long period when the fruits of economic expansion failed to feed through to those at the bottom of the pile.

It may be just a short-term result from this shock factor.

In the field of extreme prematurity, where "the child's best interest" is one of the foundations of management [ 27, 28], the finality of action cannot be limited to a short-term result, reflected in a mortality rate or a survival rate, without being tempered by more qualititative elements.

As a short term result after the treatment with TM, the participants reached a statistically significant reduction of systolic blood pressure (-5.5 mmHg, ± 5.0), diastolic blood pressure (-2.0 mmHg, ± 4.4), heart rate (-5.1 beats per minute, ± 3.4) and blood glucose (-0.2 mmol, ± 0.5).

That's why bonus packages that reward CEOs for doing deals, or for any short-term results, are an insult to genuine capitalism.

This is still a relatively short-term result.

No index operations had been performed for 21 of the sagittal deviations whereas 4 limbs had undergone calf muscle lengthening at the index operation with a satisfactory short-term result, but relapse of equinus occurred during longer follow-up.

Mr Abe brushed that off as a blip, the short-term result of the tax rise.

When Republicans have taken over the White House, they've often felt compelled to bring inflation under control, with a recession the short-term result, says Harvard political economist Alberto Alesina.

It's a good little short-term result, but doesn't change the underlying fractiousness that gave rise to seemingly massive electoral cheating in the first place.