Sentence examples similar to has a medium term from inspiring English sources

"It's really nice to have a medium term goal.

That he has a medium-term plan for fixing the deficit is welcome (it would be nice if America had one).

As implied by sentiment theory (see Sect. 1), sentiment has a medium-term reversal effect on returns.

She argued that a moratorium would encourage parents to "commit" to sending their children to a school, "safe in the knowledge the school has a medium-term future".

"The council has a medium-term financial strategy in place which is ensuring that we prioritise and focus our available resources efficiently and in a co-ordinated manner.

Meanwhile shares of Akzo Nobel slid by 3.5% after the Dutch maker of Dulux paint announced a new set of sales and profit targets: Akzo has a medium-term goal to increase its sales to 20 billion euros annually up 44% from the 13.89 billion it posted in 2009–and maintain its pre-tax profit margins.

Better to have a medium-term plan which gradually reduces underlying deficits.

"Clearly, a prolonged period of industrial action which had a medium-term damaging effect on the economy would be different".

The pro-business measures that were announced will have a medium-term effect; they won't do much for now.

Meanwhile Bristol Sonics, who have a medium-term plan to join the Championship ranks themselves, claimed an emphatic and significant win over Nottingham Outlaws in the Southern Conference competition, and the ambitious Leicester Storm club claimed their first win of the season against St Albans.

Traders who are willing to take a higher level of risk and have a medium-term bullish outlook will probably choose to protect their long positions by placing a stop below $92.