Sentence examples for long-term local from inspiring English sources

Neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy (nCRT) has demonstrated proven benefit in tumor regression and improved long-term local control for patients with locally advanced rectal cancer.

In the long-term local people, church groups and police came together to offer support.

According to the statement, Fitch lowered Japan's long-term local currency rating to A+ from AA-.

Fitch Ratings lowered Japan's long-term local currency rating one notch, to AA-, and kept the country's outlook at "negative".

Activists say the project would hand even more water over to the multinational while further threatening the aquifer and long-term local water security.

ADRA, who has been working on long-term local development projects since 2008, now has three response and recovery projects approved with the assistance of various overseas donors.

The strongest international warning so far came today from Standard & Poor's, which said it might lower Hong Kong's rating for long-term local-currency debts, now at AA-.

Pension reform has led to the creation of funds that are flush with cash and need assets to match their long-term, local-currency liabilities.

Still, he said, "over the long term, local currency will become a larger and more stable part of the portfolio as the markets evolve".

But trades unions believe that, in the long term, local taxes will have to increase.

This polymer was expected to present a slow degradation rate, thus leading to a long term local delivery system.