Sentence examples for longer-term concerns from inspiring English sources

There are longer-term concerns, too.

The longer-term concerns for Republicans were revealed in exit polling.

Beyond the issues of fairness and funding, critics of the government's policy shift express longer-term concerns.

Still, they are down more than 18percentt for the year, reflecting longer-term concerns about the company's prospects for the full year.

Despite these longer-term concerns, most people remained bullish about the capacity of China, the world's second-largest economy, to manage its rise in the immediate future.

The events also do little to diminish the questions reflecting longer-term concerns with which investors pepper analysts like Mr. Munster.

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.

Citing bird flu as well as a longer-term concern about other diseases, Bush administration officials on Wednesday released a national pandemic preparedness plan aimed at limiting American deaths if a global outbreak occurs.