Sentence examples for long-term verdict from inspiring English sources

The long-term verdict on possession-based play is incomplete, but there are still a few standard-bearers left on the field for the quarterfinals.

Bloggers demanding freedom and democracy are slapped with long-term prison verdicts.

Verdict for long term: The verdict is good if you stay committed to one another and don't neglect to keep nourishing your relationship in preference to outside interests and the children.

It now looks like a prescient verdict on the long-term options facing any British government of whatever stripe for the foreseeable future – and most other European governments, too, as economic power and wealth shift from the north and west to the east and south.

"The anxiety and depression were long-term problems," said Mary Hassell, the north London coroner, in her verdict on the death of Michael O'Sullivan.

However, long-term follow-up is very important, as it can change the overall verdict regarding the optimal diagnostic or treatment strategy in a pregnant woman.

David Davies, a Tory MP who has been a long-term supporter of the campaign, said it had always been clear that the verdict was legally flawed.

Amobi says that although the verdict was a “surprise” and “unqualified,” the news removes long-term uncertainty over TiVo’s business model.

Friday's verdict comes at a time when many physicians are rethinking the long-term use of Fosamax and other osteoporosis drugs known as oral bisphosphonates.

How the government reacts to the rioters in Islamabad, and its verdict over the Asia Bibi case, could help determine Pakistan's long-term future.

Verdict: Done well for City and no hurry to rush him out of the door but hardly a long-term bet.