The phrase "a substantial long term" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and seems to be a mix of two different concepts, "substantial" and "long term," which should be used separately or in a more coherent context.
Example: "We need to focus on a substantial long-term strategy for growth."
Alternatives: "a significant long-term" or "a considerable long-term".
Therefore, the results of this study allow determination of the minimal concentration of lime reacting with clay minerals in order to induce a substantial long term improvement in the treated clay soil.
Conclusions Lung protective mechanical ventilation was associated with a substantial long term survival benefit for patients with acute lung injury.
Thus, within the setting of routine clinical practice, use of lung protective ventilation was strongly associated with a substantial, long term survival benefit for patients with acute lung injury.
But if there are multiple teams bidding, will one roll the dice by making a substantial long-term investment?
This is an issue because we know there is a substantial long-term natural cooling trend for high-latitude summers because of Earth orbital effects, but the trend is nearly zero in the global annual average.
"Our objective is to enable effective competition from efficient operators that are prepared to make a substantial long-term investment in pay TV, not to enable weak entrants to earn short-term profits at Sky's expense," it said.
McCall said: "This is a substantial, long-term deal with London Luton airport – our first base and the airline's home – which will enable us to double our size at London Luton in the next decade and add an even greater range of business and leisure destinations".
They said the state needed to show a substantial long-term commitment to be competitive with states that have approved even more funds, like New Jersey, which is proposing about $400 million to stem cell research, and California, where taxpayers approved $3 billion in funds.
In criticizing the Shareholder Rights Project's work, Wachtell quotes the statement of Chancellor Leo Strine of the Delaware Chancery Court that "stockholders who propose long-lasting corporate governance changes should have a substantial, long-term interest that gives them a motive to want the corporation to prosper".
Middle Eastern carriers like Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways may still be in the mood to buy aircraft, but at the end of 2009 Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's chief executive and a substantial long-term customer for Boeing's 737-800, said that he could not close a deal for another 200 aircraft on acceptable terms.
To have a substantial, long-term effect, at least two or three rounds would be necessary, the research minister and Frühwald agreed.
