Sentence examples for far term from inspiring English sources

"Are the forces being provided to our commanders in the field postured to counter the full spectrum of threats both in the near and far term?" he asked during a speech on the Senate floor.

A number of countries are actively exploring the option of nuclear hydrogen production and have established concrete roadmaps for near and far term achievements.

The one-and-one-half day workshop sought to develop near and far term tradespace technology research recommendations for the ERS Priority Steering Council (PSC) Lead.

As American majorities shift and change in the near and far term, we should keep in mind that our diversity comes with the territory.

The two leading candidates in the competition to replace the ubiquitous Black Hawk in the far term are the V-280 Valor from Bell Helicopter and the SB-1 Defiant from Sikorsky.

In the far term, having rich clinical data linked to pathogen genotypes will permit predictions of prognosis, virulence, and drug susceptibility for active infections once NGS data are available.

In mammals, nine homologues of AlkB have been identified so far, termed ALKBH1 ALKBH8 and FTO.

Most far-term model agreement on increasing fire probabilities (62 percent) occurs at mid- to high-latitudes, while agreement on decreasing probabilities (20 percent) is mainly in the tropics.