Sentence examples for long term broadened from inspiring English sources
At the time, the Icelandic banks shifted much of their financing from short to long term, broadened the markets they borrowed from, unravelled some of their cross-holdings and increased deposits, partly, in the case of Kaupthing and Landsbanki, by trawling for UK savers.
Conservatives can only win big majorities in the long term by broadening their appeal.
Introducing them to others they can trust will help them in a permanent, long term way and broaden your circles too.
A Band-Aid like the administration's proposal might put a temporary crimp in one particular tax dodge, but solving the larger problem over the long term requires eliminating loopholes, broadening the tax base and lowering rates to more competitive levels.
In the long term, central banks' willingness to broaden liquidity support during crises may induce banks to behave more riskily (a temptation that will need to be countered with more effective rules on banks' own liquidity).
Since launching on August 5, Aptible has booked $300,000 in contracted revenue, and in the long term the company plans to broaden its deployment and compliance platforms to other broadly-regulated industries.
These are races that are not only important, but races that we can win if we would broaden our focus, think long term, and struggle together.
The specificity for the prediction of long term survivors decreased substantially when the histopathologic criterium was broadened from pCR to MNC or regression grade ≥ 2B.
We need to strengthen and broaden the private sector employment base to end once and for all the scourge of long term unemployment," he said.
