Sentence examples similar to and in the mid term from inspiring English sources

"We recognised that, in the long term certainly, the information is going to get out, and maybe even in the mid term.

This was recognized in academia and in the mid-term review of HFA.

Despite this somewhat gloomy prognosis for the near future, emerging and other developing countries still have a great potential to "switch over," and in the mid-term, consolidate their position as the new engines of global economic growth.

They crushed President Clinton's efforts to enact any health care reform, and in the mid-term elections they won majority control of the House for the first time in four decades.

The campaign will also provide psychosocial support and recreation activities to children and in the mid-term even lead to increased school attendance, especially for girls.

"Barring an unforeseen technical breakthrough and given today's configuration of the NIF laser, achieving ignition on the NIF in the near term (one to two years) is unlikely and uncertain in the mid-term (five years)," the DOE report says.

The evangelical/fundamentalists/Republican Far Right -- and hence, from the early 1980s until the election of President Obama in 2008 and now in the mid-term lashing out, the Religious Right as it informed U.S. policy through the then dominant Republican Party -- are in the grip of an apocalyptic Rapture cult centered on revenge and vindication.

Then it banked on the traditional indifference, disinterest, apathy and general fall off of black, Hispanic, youth and women voters in the mid-terms.

And yet voting in the mid-terms will be polarised by race.

To this may be added a perception that both China and India will encounter big environmental and political problems in the mid-term future.

Mostly modernising "New Democrats", they saw their champion swing first to the left supporting "gays in the military", failing to pass health-care reform and being trounced in the mid-term elections of 1994.