Sentence examples for at longterm from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem, critics say, is that Congress is not good at longterm planning.

And, likewise, precisely because we aim at longterm truths in a way that is unusual in the larger society, colleges and universities depend upon institutional mechanisms such as life tenure, perpetual endowments, and academic freedom that themselves will seem unusual or even strange by comparison to the organizational elements used elsewhere in society.

We want to be a company that people are proud of working at longterm, and we want to create a culture that is merit-based.

Hot People Suck at Longterm Relationships, Study Says.

Yet the people we met in camps were all looking at longterm homelessness and a growing threat of hunger.

A look at the longterm political implications of something that's become part of Republican rhetoric: That there is something unfair, and in need of correction, when rural voters are outnumbered.

It's hard to watch the animation and not wonder at the longterm effects this oil is causing.

The present study aimed at evaluating longterm outcome of patients treated due to abdominal sepsis in the surgical intensive care unit from January 1983 to December 1995 by a follow-up from June to August 1997 of patients surviving the hospital stay.

Dr Andrew Billinger, chief scientific officer at Lyndra, said longterm delivery of ivermectin using the pill could assist malaria elimination campaigns based on treating whole populations.

Under local anaesthesia, muscle biopsies from vastus lateralis were collected (Bergström needle), transferred into liquid nitrogen and stored longterm at −80 °C.

From radio wave observations in the LF range (phase height and absorption measurements) at mid-latitudes longterm trends have been derived for the meso- and lower thermosphere.