And long term, way long term, a thousand years long term, it's one of the only relics of 20th-century culture that will actually survive.
And another fundamental disconnect between where we are now in the 21st century and what we've built upon, "It's a frustrating state of affairs when twenty year long term contracts are put in place to ensure stability and reliability, and the participants therefore cannot capture the value of the accelerated rate of the evolution of ideas and technologies".
In addition, its three to five year long-term lease service agreement has attracted customers in China, South Korea and France.
Short term, it will save the city half a billion dollars a year; long term, it means that in 2033 our children will still be paying for the sins of our fathers.
For five years long-term government bonds have been stuck in a broad trading range.
They served as co-authors of Turkalo's first paper in almost ten years, "Long-Term Monitoring of Dzanga Bai Forest Elephants: Forest-Clearing Use Patterns".
For most of the past fifteen years, long-term capital gains have been taxed at fifteen per cent, compared with thirty-five per cent for ordinary income in the top bracket.
His union contract guaranteed him six months short-term disability and two years long-term disability, both of which were denied.
Every two years, long-term care organizations for the elderly are obliged to evaluate and publish the experiences of residents, representatives of psychogeriatric patients, and/or assisted-living clients with regard to quality of care.
Normally, we build about a million and a half houses a year, long-term average, very volatile, but average is about a million and a half.
The United Nations has a simple definition: a short-term migrant is anyone who moves to a new country and stays from three months to a year; long-term, one who stays a year or more.
