Sentence examples for increasing long-term from inspiring English sources

Doctors need to consider the pressure that a population with increasing long-term chronic conditions places on health-care budgets.

The cautionary stance was echoed by Mr. Spitzer, who said that cutting taxes with the one-time surplus would further hurt the state's increasing long-term debt.

The key drivers have been the bitter fruits of economic neoliberalism (increasing long-term unemployment, inequality, poverty), an egoistic consumerist culture and declining deference.

Manuel Kohnstamm, the president of Cable Europe, the association in Brussels representing cable television operators, said governments were focused on maximizing revenue, not increasing long-term competition.

Representatives of 15 regions across Australia have written to the federal government in the week before the budget urging it to "commit to approaches we know can work and which value traditional owners' strengths", by increasing long-term investment in two closely linked initiatives.

Research is needed to determine strategies capable of increasing long-term sagebrush seedling survival.

However increased, long-term use of steroid is contributing to the increased burden of osteoporosis globally.

The restatement will increase long-term debt by $145 million.

Taking them back from drug gangs has increased long-term confidence in the nearby neighborhoods.

Actually the tightening has already begun because the markets have increased long-term rates.

The result would be an even weaker dollar and increased long-term interest rates.