However, in the long-run, deposits can be used as a vital resource for long term investments which have significant effects on output and economic growth.
HRT helped my acute depression but did nothing for my long term symptoms which were a combination of biochemical and situational factors.
Long-term changes in other exposures, such as changes in smoking rates and socioeconomic status, should be captured in the long-term trends, for which we adjusted.
"With remarkable speed, we are being committed to radical, long-term policies for which no one voted," the archbishop says.
He said: "With remarkable speed, we are being committed to radical, long-term policies for which no one voted".
"It is one of the very few long-term projects for which a government had a vision and that successive ones have followed through and supported.
Alongside the banking rescue plan, there's the stimulus package, a housing plan, credit relief for small businesses and a budget proposal that addresses long-term problems for which solutions are vital to the nation's future prosperity.
But in the modern world, these ancient pathways are continually triggered by long-term threats for which they aren't any use, such as debt, work pressures or low social status.
This figure increased dramatically when the patients were retested.The news was exciting for patients because CFS is a debilitating disorder of long-term tiredness for which there is no simple explanation, and certainly no sniff of a cure.
This chapter addresses the long-term future, for which the traditional methods of economic forecasting are of little use.
