Sentence examples for longer term concern from inspiring English sources

A longer term concern, Mr. Borenstein said, comes later, when the state is expected to begin considering introducing more competition into the power business.

Of longer term concern must be the fact that the new Scottish research system would be a very small world indeed.

Another longer term concern on the money and currency front is what will happen to early stage investment in the UK, given how large a chunk comes from European VC funds.

The longer term concerns have been fully factored into the share price.

The events follow industrial action in Rio earlier in the week by teachers, bus drivers, museum employees and geologists, and underline longer term concerns about public safety and transport infrastructure.

Sexual assault may be the most immediately troubling issue to locals but it seems likely that longer term concerns will shape how Darwin and the rest of Australia views the presence of the US Military, particularly because there's a decent chance it's set to expand to include a naval base.

These factors mean that even when the waters subside there will be longer term concerns and consequences.

The bank's dependence on wholesale markets is a particular longer-term concern.

A longer-term concern, however, is the appeal of the airport's location to airlines and their passengers.

One worry is that this will lead to resignations and a depleted bureaucracy that is less able to manage the country — but this is a longer-term concern.

A longer-term concern is whether municipalities can make good on their debt payments along with unfunded pension and health care liabilities.