Sentence examples for long term the situation from inspiring English sources

"In the long term, the situation risks becoming critical for the population, because all the forest in the northern Congo Republic has already been assigned to the logging companies," said Paul Elkan, an official for the United States-based Wildlife Conservation Society based in the Congo Republic.

For example, while the population of Germany is more than double that of Poland (82.5 million versus 38.1 million) reductions in disease incidence following a 3% reduction in smoking in 2005 are considerably greater for Poland in the short term (1069 versus 602 cases avoided in 2010) but in the long term the situation is reversed (1,971 versus 2,333 cases avoided in 2030).

We find that, compared to the long term average situation in the Nordic countries, higher electricity prices or lower investment costs are needed to make CHP plants attractive in small district heating networks.

"I can see that long-term the Ukraine situation is obviously not positive for the international image of Russia," says Nonna Materkova, originally from St Petersburg, now a London-based economist and philanthropist.

The batch experiments, resembling the long term storage situation, show extensive cement carbonation and near full conversion of Portlandite (Ca(OH 2) to calcite and aragonite on the outer layers of the specimens.

Until the company is able to provide trading guidance and clarity on the long term funding situation, our forecasts, rating and price target remain under review.

Stocks are off their highs, but still positive for the session, boosted by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's positive comments fir the long term economic situation.

A fast trade to the Eagles for journeyman backup Mark Sanchez was reassuring, but still did not resolve the long term quarterback situation in Denver.