Sentence examples similar to insignificant long term from inspiring English sources
Their system GMM estimates for West Germany show a positive though insignificant long-term impact of the number of participants in the job creation scheme relative to the labour force on the job-seeker rate.
Losses from unemployment appear to be relatively small and insignificant in the long term.
Short-term losses from employment interruptions are high, 13%/year, but become insignificant in the long term, if they occurred more than 2 years ago.
However, it is possible to observe that the average lifespan under such loads was of 8 hours, an insignificant lifespan when long term bonding is considered.
The effect was significantly positive in the short term, then became slightly positive in the medium term, and further faded to an insignificant level in the long term.
Correlations were also insignificant for Individualism and Long Term Orientation.
Opening up America's coastal waters to drilling would have no impact on gasoline prices in the short term, and, even over the long term, the effect, according to a recent analysis by the Department of Energy, would be "insignificant".
"Think long term," he said.
