Sentence examples for fairly long-term from inspiring English sources

It's a contact between two parties, usually a fairly long-term contract, to exchange cash flows.

So we're all thinking in terms of this becoming a fairly long-term thing.

Its basic danger (though modern pressures on its profits have added others) arises from its age-old asset-liability mismatch: it borrows short-term from depositors and doles out the money to borrowers on a fairly long-term basis.

This paper utilizes a fairly long-term Japanese earthquake catalogue to determine realistic upper bound limits for the extreme value distribution and uses a recent 300-year catalogue to establish the seismic hazard probability distribution which is presented in terms of contour maps for the mean and c.o.v. of 50-year maximum peak velocity at bedrock.

We tend to be a fairly long-term holder.

But you're a fairly long-term holder, with an average hold of 586 days.

A. Most of our shareholders are fairly long term in their focus.

There are several possible explanations for why America's performance has been similar to its rivals' over the fairly long term.

Generally, he said, the lease provides for rent to be paid on the land over a fairly long term, often up to 99 years, and contain provisions for extending the lease and increasing the rent at specific intervals.

"Directionally at least, we think the economics of the business are increasingly going to work against Hewlett-Packard's current peak-printer margin levels and while time frames are fairly long term, margins are coming down," Goldman Sachs said.

But a lot of those suffering the ill effects of opioids are like me -- trauma patients (or cancer patients, sickle-cell patients, and others suffering from severe chronic pain) who are legitimately prescribed high amounts of opioids over a fairly long term and as a result, develop a biological dependence to the drug.