Sentence examples for and long terms from inspiring English sources

His last rating on iVillage was "accumulate" in both the near and long terms.

The Orioles' approach, if it works, could prompt a reassessment of pitchers' development in the short and long terms.

For investors, that means that stocks will continue to outperform bonds and cash over both the short and long terms, according to Jeffrey Applegate, Lehman's chief investment strategist.

Despite this continued dependence on external finance, the minister has re-affirmed that external debt must be sustainable in the medium and long terms.

"People are concerned about will the source stop and what will the short and long terms effects be," Mr. Voisin said.

No; but you either need not to be worried about the direct cost, or confident that your strategy is definitely going to pay off in the medium and long terms.

Davey argued that Britain was doing well in the short, medium and long terms to make sure there was security of supply and he was confident the government's mixed-use plan would work.

Around two of these recommendations there is, I believe, a growing consensus: the separation in principle of the peerage from membership of a new chamber, and long terms of office.

Finally, the relative weight of short and long terms shocks was estimated.

Thus, a FPS with priority for children and families with violence constitutes a key to better general public health both in the short- and long- terms.

The HDI has exhibited good stability at short and long-terms [21].