Sentence examples for become longer term from inspiring English sources

[24], [25] Also, if these new partners become longer term partners, condom use is likely to wane, making concurrent partnerships a significant HIV risk.

This postdoc started in the same way as every other, with a speculative application, and may or may not become a longer term project.

The decision to set up on their own was a long term ambition, which became longer and longer as they searched for the right spot.

Scarves became longer and longer.

"It does have the potential to become more meaningful longer term," he said of the new technology.

The effect of setting regionally variable b-values in the MGR and Vbv models tends to become evident in longer term forecasts because the number of target earthquakes increase and we can get statistically more stable results.

The elicitation of these effects critically requires contact between biomaterials and responding cells, is not sustained and becomes undetectable in longer term cultures.

The principals agreed to at least a one-race deal, which became a much longer term deal when Kulwicki recorded an eighth-place finish in the race.

Even some investors who are sanguine about Microsoft acknowledge that it has become a longer-term bet.

With Swindon having won four consecutive games in their division, the chairman Lee Power announced on Wednesday that the arrangement with Williams would become a longer-term one.

If the predictions become much longer-term,  people could improve their diet and exercise, with a view to living more healthily, if not bettering their prognosis.