Sentence examples for longer-term difficulties from inspiring English sources

Such short-term savings are offset by longer-term difficulties.

But weak growth in imports could be a signal of longer-term difficulties in China's domestic economy.

"However, it is essential that any potential increase in student numbers is funded in a sustainable way that will not create in longer-term difficulties for UK universities.

The move follows a dramatic fall in the availability of prawns, combined with longer-term difficulties such as high fuel prices and volatile international markets.

And that is the longer-term difficulties that face Democratic candidates in small towns and rural America.

Yet these benefits need to be balanced against the longer term difficulties that this precedent creates for the papacy's role within the church.

short-run boon but longer-term trouble.

This could spell longer-term trouble.

North African countries and Yemen quietly welcome American help against al-Qaeda.America's present difficulties obscure longer-term successes.

Unless it is controlled for, we cannot know whether poor learning is due to poor immediate memory for words (or nonwords in the case of artificial grammar), or difficulties in forming longer-term representations of sequences.

If this degree of difficulty in characterizing longer-term exposure in pregnancy is true in general of BPA, epidemiologists face a challenge in finding true associations between developmental exposure with outcomes, should any exist.