Sentence examples for it's medium term from inspiring English sources

"If there are adverse consequences for Ireland, and there well may be, it's medium term, but the extent of them will depend on what kind of settlement succeeds British membership and how the negotiations between the UK and EU progress".

Deputy Paul Luxon, Guernsey's External Transport Group Chairman, said it meant there would be "medium term certainty both for the islands and the company".

But the reinsurer said it was confident about is medium-term goals, boosting its stock price.

The problem with it is that they are medium-term financial risks, and they are distributed throughout the economy, and largely the burden is passed on to the public to pay for those risks.

The second implication is medium-term: it is now somewhat more likely that Britain will face new elections before the next five-year parliamentary term is out, in 2020.

The US's budgetary problems – as with most other developed nations – are medium-term ones, caused by the cost of benefits to an ageing population.

And although there is no imminent threat of default in Argentina or Turkey, she said, "There are medium-term concerns going into 2002".

The transaction suggests the trader is medium-term pessimistic on the SLV.

Protecting the environment, addressing climate change, and reducing the carbon footprint are medium-term objectives.

With regard to the time horizon this scenario is medium-term oriented.

Over the next few years, that is perhaps the biggest risk that Mr Bush's fiscal policies pose for the world economy.No Ronald ReaganGrim as it is, the medium term appears rosy compared with America's long-term fiscal outlook.