Sentence examples for helped long term from inspiring English sources

But the department store group did say it would cut back on promotional activity, and this has helped long term seller Cantor Fitzgerald turn - slightly - more positive.

"That might not help them the day after graduation, but it will help long term".

A push to build closer ties with faster-growing developing countries could help long term.

But the powers and duties of such bodies vary widely, as do views about whether they help, long term.

Offering them a mint is the easiest way to hint at it, although it won't help long term.

(In a recent column, I pointed out that gridlock hasn't actually helped long-term returns, though many investors believe it has).

But to help long-term stability, the country might start by fixing its tax system.

Another is that the flexibility of covenant-lite loans helps long-term healthy borrowers get past short-term difficulties without defaulting.

The rules around Delaware's appraisal rights of "fair value" are aimed at helping long-term shareholders protect themselves in instances of self-dealing or other chicanery.

Few would dispute the gains arising for the individual, family and wider society of helping long-term unemployed people back to work.

The Work Programme, designed to help long-term unemployed people into sustainable employment, replaced virtually all welfare to work programmes run by the DWP.