Sentence examples for ideal long term from inspiring English sources

Whilst the ideal long term goal is that adoption of an ELN alongside extensive laboratory automation removes any need for paper, realistically current technology is such that it is desirable that ELN solutions work alongside paper for the foreseeable future.

The ideal long term, but not obligate, goal is sirolimus mono-therapy in arm 2. In the first year after LT all patients will be followed-up after month 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12.

Children in particular are ideal long-term stock market investors because they cannot get their hands on the money without parental permission until they are at least 18.

There's also the matter of hygiene: dabbing the same sponge from face to cushion (almost certainly contaminating the product beneath) isn't ideal long-term.

While the new Senate bill is not our ideal long-term solution, it's a crucial first step that will put SUNY on the path to much-needed autonomy.

In today's last mention of the big four, at least on this page, Chelsea think Porto's Bruno Alves, a snip at £15m, is the ideal long-term successor to Ricardo Carvalho.

Groupon's current leadership team is "gelling very very nicely," giving the search committee more time to find "the ideal long-term C.E.O.," Mr. Leonsis said in a conference call with analysts and investors.

JigDFS is envisioned to be an ideal long-term storage solution for developing secure data archiving systems.

Residencies and fellowships are an ideal long-term solution but cannot meet immediate needs for emergency providers, while short-term programs are often too limited in content.

Conversely, you should use minimal pricing to keep out those barnacle customers who aren't ideal long-term buyers, or who aren't truly suited for your flagship offerings.

But according to a new report, there was an ulterior motive for setting up Guantanamo: It was the ideal long-term interrogation facility, a "battle lab" where detainees would be subjected to untested interrogation methods and "exploited" for their intelligence value in what turned out to be a massive "experiment".