Sentence examples for decade-long term from inspiring English sources

"I am proud to have completed a decade-long term as dean of the Journalism School, and excited about the prospect of a great new dean's leading the school to new heights during the term to come," said Lemann.

Raymond V. Gilmartin resigned yesterday as chairman and chief executive of Merck, ending a troubled decade-long term during which Merck lost its place as the world's pre-eminent drug maker and was forced into a product recall that has clouded its future.

Such certainty would be considerably bolstered if Congress passes legislation creating decade-long terms for both the production and investment tax credits, rather than the short term approaches of the past which induced the fear among producers that Congress would abandon or change the policies before investment cycles had run their course.

When total unemployment fell sharply later in the decade, long-term unemployment declined more slowly.

With prices fixed for two decades, long-term profits are guaranteed.

Mittelstand companies have excelled by taking advantage of some of the enduring traits of family businesses: equity built up over decades, long-term orientation, a familial atmosphere, and a willingness to allow entrepreneurial space.

Although the curative rate for acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) has been improved over decades, long-term prognosis is still poor.

As GHD is a chronic disease and GH replacement may continue over decades, long-term studies are of importance.

However, despite advances in the last 3 decades, long-term survival is rarely achieved and the disease almost invariably recurs.

With wind energy further developing over decades, long-term effects, e.g., habituation, remain unknown in most cases due to a lack of long-time surveys.

Despite the effort in advancing the treatment of this disease in recent decades, long-term therapeutic outcome in liver cancer remains poor, and the prognosis is dire.