Sentence examples for longer-term changes from inspiring English sources

Longer-term changes in sea level are influenced by Earth's changing climates.

And it is that sharp shift that has investors worried whether longer-term changes in behavior are at work, Mr. Sacconaghi said.

Mr. Bloomberg also proposed that unions consider longer-term changes in pension and health benefits that could eventually save the city hundreds of millions of dollars a year.

Boeing officials said they had also hoped to make all the fixes at once rather than dividing them into temporary and longer-term changes.

If the hypothesis is, indeed, correct, Brodsky agrees that the longer-term changes that Amos predicts in the new Nature paper could affect the timing of the Big One.

His goals were to fix troubled stores, to rekindle an emotional attachment with customers and to make longer-term changes like reorganizing executives and revamping the supply chain. 1 2 3 4 Next Page ».

Any inevitable longer term changes will then be taken on board with greater ease".

Second, in the longer term, changes in monetary policy affect only inflation.

"We've received a lot of positive feedback since we began shipping and are currently working through minor fixes and longer term changes," says Mercando.

To assess longer term changes, the samples were continuously irradiated for 17.5 days, followed by the identification a wide range of compounds and assessment of their fate using off-line 2D-NMR.

We analyzed the intermediate and longer term changes in patients' waiting times following the implementation of an electronic medical record (EMR) dedicated to ambulatory treatment in both medical and radiation oncology.