Sentence examples for long term number from inspiring English sources

In the long term number of licenses slightly decreases while number of registered guns keeps growing.

They can prove their case by pointing to the long- term numbers.

His legions of fans rushed to anoint him Australia's new long-term number three.

Thus, the second big judgement call of the Lehmann era must be adjudged to be an unqualified failure – the confidence of not one but two young batsmen was shredded and the team's thorny problem of finding a long-term number three has been exacerbated rather than solved (Shane Watson, an all-rounder, should not be batting at three long-term because Australia need him to bowl).

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is certain that David de Gea, 22, has what it takes to become the club's long-term number one goalkeeper.

But the long-term numbers don't lie.

Fund managers, too, say that without context, their long-term numbers don't mean much.

There needs to be a serious debate on the long-term numbers of people we want in this country.

It says it will probably run deficits in 2012 and 2013, although officials cautioned that long-term numbers were tentative.

Plenty of politicians are furious about the fact that something like this became law without the long-term numbers adding up.

During this century "modal share" has shifted - more rail, more bus, more cycling - but Transport for London's latest Central London Peak Count report shows that the long-term numbers haven't altered much at all.