Sentence examples similar to longer term constraint from inspiring English sources
What underpins power - all kinds of power - is economic strength, and in this respect the US is the subject of both a short-term crisis - the twin deficits - and a longer-term constraint, namely the fact that it accounts for a declining share of global GDP.
Due to the longer-term constraints on expanding global output, al-Husseini judges that demand will continue to outpace supply and that for every million b/d shortfall that exists between demand and supply, the floor price of oil will increase 12 USD.
Pragmatic constraints precluded longer term follow-up to test if the study outcomes were maintained.
Their conclusions would be much stronger based on these data.] While we agree that longer term monitoring would be ideal, this was not possible given logistical constraints.
We have often made choices to build longer term value that would have been much harder to rationalize within the constraints of a model that is looking for a quicker, if lesser, return.
Over the longer term, regional stability may well benefit as local governments, aware there are fewer constraints on their belligerence, will be forced to accept greater responsibility for provocative actions.
-- In the longer term, the apparent resurgence of resource nationalism triggered by Venezuela and Bolivia will also feed fears of long-term supply constraints.
He suggested looking longer term.
Longer term: health-care reform.
Resolution Fund in the longer term".
