Sentence examples for in a longterm from inspiring English sources

Under the typical model, a drug offender enters a plea of guilty and is enrolled in a longterm outpatient treatment program that is closely supervised by the drug court.

It's probably a first-step in a longterm plan to turn the postings of its billion users worldwide into a giant closed database that will compete with those older services (not to mention services like Yelp, which is already crashing on the stock market).

Heard was previously dating photographer Tasya van Ree and Depp was in a longterm relationship with partner Vanessa Paradis.

The Arts club did not own the land upon which their famous Mies clubhouse was built; instead, the club held the land in a longterm leasehold.

Five years ago, a man she's been in a longterm kinky relationship with tattooed the back of her thighs with cherries and a banner that read "Daddy's Girl".

In this study the effect of HIPEC on peritoneal carcinomatosis of colorectal tumors could be investigated in a longterm standardized animal model.

In addition, as a longterm measure, governments should invest in educational programmes about the potential of EBA-driven agriculture.

"The European performance, while solid, is not apparently sufficient to counteract the effect of the U.S. slowdown on the world economy," he said, urging what he called decisive monetary policy in both the United States and Western Europe and fundamental structural change in Japan to prevent a longterm slide in growth.

But if you ask this question to someone in the Southwest, a longterm resident of Tucson or Phoenix, they might have a different answer.

The actor died in his home in Calabasas, Calif., after a longterm illness, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

How did she achieve those extravagant shapes?" Mr. Lavin received this awakening from his daughter, Amelia, a photographer represented in the exhibition, who has had a longterm interest in bodybuilders.