Sentence examples similar to longer term merits from inspiring English sources
"Investors are continuing to focus on the longer-term merits of the industry," said Kenneth J. Heinz, president of Hedge Fund Research.
"After historical lows in 2008, risk appetite has quickly returned over the last eight weeks, suggesting that hedge fund investors are again looking past month-to-month volatility and focusing on the longer-term performance merits of the industry," said Kenneth J. Heinz, president of Hedge Fund Research.
In the longer term, it will be important to assess the relative merits of K-111 versus PPAR-alfa/gamma dual agonists (glitazars) that are currently under investigation for treating diabetes and the metabolic syndrome.
There, therefore, appears to be merit in trying to combine the longer term, participatory health communication approaches with the more short-term communication principle for disease outbreaks and emergencies, into a broader framework for strategic communication for disease outbreaks.
Rates of adverse neurodevelopmental outcome in babies with major congenital heart disease remain relatively high and merit further investigation to understand fully whether antenatal diagnosis has the potential to improve longer term outcome.
He suggested looking longer term.
Longer term: health-care reform.
And the longer term outlook is muted.
All the others are longer term injuries".
"Women tend to think longer term".
