Sentence examples for long-term whereabouts from inspiring English sources

Tchenguiz's lawyers will still be obliged to notify the SFO of his long-term whereabouts.

Dropping out of the study and the intention-to-treat analysis will occur only because of a) death, b) long-term imprisonment, c) long-term hospitalisation, d) unknown whereabouts with no chance to obtain outcome data, or e) withdrawal of consent for the data to be used for research.

In Uganda 135 individuals had received long-term training, of which we could trace the whereabouts of 126; 113 of these individuals were still in Uganda, and 66 of them worked for Makerere University.

Michael Rasmussen, who wore the yellow jersey at the time, was thrown off the Tour for failing to reveal his whereabouts to drug testers before it had even began, and admitted to a long-term programme of drug use earlier this year.

The long-term goal?

Short-term frustration for long-term gain".

Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.

"We're looking long-term".

"But a long-term loss?

We're long-term holders.

"We are long-term investors.