Sentence examples for long-term figures from inspiring English sources

The long-term figures are better.

But again, look at the long-term figures and it is difficult to see much hope.

The long-term figures show the pressure on family incomes in recent decades.

Brokerages often omit long-term figures for investment performance, leaving investors to decipher incomplete reports in order to figure out which investments are going strong and which are underperforming.

Consequently, long-term figures are supplanted by short-term data, leaving investors with a good idea of how investments have performed recently, but without benchmarks against longer-term goals.

The EFS after endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV) appears better but likely benefits from selection bias and long-term figures are not available.

Once unemployment hits 6.5%, which is still considerably above the 5% that was the long-term figure before the financial crisis, then rates and monetary policy could begin to normalise.

Whereas the model predicts that high growth combined with low resistance potentials are preferable for growth at the earlier stages of infection (Figure 4D & E), low growth combined with high resistance potential appears to be the optimal strategy for achieved growth over the long-term (Figure 4F).

For the long term, figure out how to leverage the collective wisdom of customers, partners, employees and even competitors, and deliver that insight at the right time and place.

Chasms are of five types: launch capacity, expansion, organizational formalization, succession, and long-term growth (Figure 3). Figure 3 Chasms of growth by Chaston ( 2010 ).

But Simon Woolley from Operation Black Vote said the long-term unemployment figures underlined the "race penalty" facing young people from BAME communities.