Sentence examples similar to long term spot from inspiring English sources

Good news from the doc -- the bone was healing well -- yet lackluster rehab all but guaranteed a long-term spot in nursing care for her.

After securing a long-term spot as a member of the Phillies starting rotation in his rookie season, he made large strides in the 2007 Major League Baseball season and won the Phillies' top major league pitcher award.

Forward markets, both medium term and long term, complement the spot market for wholesale electricity.

Long term damage can include dry spots and wear on the cornea of your eye.

If you take care of your skin now in the long term you can avoid wrinkles spots and damage that comes from over exposure.

Clearly differentiating micro-time hot spots from long-term hot spots is important for both research and practice (Gorr and Lee 2015; McLaughlin et al. 2007; Santos and Taylor 2014).

Although there is some evidence as to how many times officers should patrol into each long-term hot spot (Telep et al. 2014), there is no evidence for short-term hot spots.

The ever-changing signature of MeHg production (Gabriel et al. 2011b; Scheidt and Kalla 2007), mixed with the complex combination of conditions that produce MeHg creates moving targets and makes it impractical, at least over the long term, to focus on transient hot spot areas as a means of managing MeHg production.

I have a long-term soft spot for the bar, cafe and club Dalston Superstore in east London, which has always set a high benchmark for good DJs and live music – from Berlin's Planning to Rock to Texas drag export Christeene.

Laake and Zhang (2013) have developed a model to determine the best mix of long-term and spot cargo contracts for a given fleet.

Koper (1995) asserts that 15 min is the optimal time for an officer to patrol within a long-term hot spot.