Sentence examples for long-term strong from inspiring English sources

Manchester has two great strengths, believes Balshaw: Long-term, strong and stable leadership (the occasionally criticised one-party Labour state) and a culture of collaboration.

Among many existing implants, the Press Fit Condylar (PFC) total knee prosthesis (Johnson & Johnson, Raynham, MA, USA) was introduced in the 1980s to obtain a long-term, strong interface between prosthesis and bone.

Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown reportedly cautioned on Starbucks, saying the shares could fall as much as 20% as the slowing U.S. economy trims the company's sales, but the brokerage firm retained its long-term strong buy rating on the stock.

Furthermore, no population showed a significant departure from neutral expectation using the associated MK and NI tests (Table 3), indicating no long-term strong positive directional or balancing selection.

Altogether, these results show long-term stronger deleterous effect of acute fetal radiation exposure on both the female and the male Rad54 KO germlines compared with WT.

In the short term, troubled; in the long term, strong.

Once the market is fully confident in what will be required for the long term, strong auction sales will return.

"This generally just shows that from a long-term perspective, strong earnings growth in and of itself is not that bullish," said Tim Hayes, global equity strategist at Ned Davis Research.

Vaccinia virus vector-based vaccines have been proposed as excellent candidates to elicit long-term and strong T lymphocyte mediated immune responses.

In the long-term, a strong economy underlies almost all other indices of national power.

Joel Segal, Vick's agent, told CNBC that the star quarterback is "excited to have a long-term and strong relationship with Nike".