Sentence examples for longer term by from inspiring English sources

Over the longer term, by far the most important thing for young people is investing in education and skills.

What is less clear is whether it will serve these in the longer term by distancing itself from the West.

Sanctions have their greatest impact in the short term, as their effects tend to be mitigated in the longer term by structural economic and political adjustments.

But some were prepared to reduce activity, rather than jeopardise the organisation longer term by borrowing, with its potential for problems.

The chained C.P.I., by contrast, has lagged behind the regular index over the longer term by about 0.3 percentage points a year.

They do so first by rewriting the tax code and, over the longer term, by trying to solve some big causes of the middle-class income slowdown, like high medical costs and slowing educational gains.

HUD and its partners also increased the number of available beds in emergency shelters by about 15 percent over five years, and the number of beds in longer term housing by nearly 50 percent.

"The only way we are going to really solve the problem in the longer term is by having international strategies because it is a global pollutant," he said.

The inaction of this season is a mere symptom of Aston Villa's longer term abandonment by their self-appointed custodian.

We think addressing the longer term issues by rewriting the way that business rates work will enable the high street to change sustainably".

We like the stock longer term (driven by the underlying growth dynamic in the Middle-East and the recent US injectable generics acquisition), but believe investors should wait until the Middle-Eastern turmoil has been resolved.