Sentence examples similar to for another long term from inspiring English sources

By letting Reyes go, he kept the Mets from another long-term deal for a player past his prime.

He had always been the rogue, while I'd always pined for another long-term relationship.

Finally, the mortality data are based on an internal death registry and may not capture mortality of patients who were discharged to another long-term facility for ongoing care.

Or are the Mets setting themselves up for yet another long-term deal that will soon become an albatross?

Bill Carrick, a Democratic consultant not affiliated with either the Brown or Boxer campaigns, however, believes that Judge Walker's ruling is "a short-term plus for Jerry Brown and another long-term nail in the demographic coffin of the Republican Party".

Reviewing his 25th novel, The Ghost of Memory, for The Independent, Stephen Howe – another long-term fan – accepted that "one can understand why the circle of Harris's admirers is so sadly small.

Our findings regarding the importance of the pattern of weight loss are also consistent with findings from the Look AHEAD (Action for Health in Diabetes) trial, another long-term intentional weight loss study in people with diabetes.

And the manner in which they died is yet another long-term complication for the American occupation of Iraq.

This is yet another limitation on the international community's ability to track the conflict and another long-term frustration for those monitoring the government's actions.

There have been reports on elderly population keeping their original state identity while living in another state for a long term, mostly for tax-related benefits [ 25].

Many married couples are separated for one reason or another, for short or long term reasons.