Sentence examples for longer-term improvement from inspiring English sources

He said there might be more weakness in Club Med's stock price before a longer-term improvement.

In this regard, treatment regimens including incretin mimetics (22, 25) might have the potential of longer-term improvement in PCBF.

Longer-term improvement in depression was developed through the participants' active engagement in health promoting behaviours, supported by a positive therapeutic relationship.

There is growing evidence demonstrating the efficacy of patient-only and caregiver/partner-only interventions in reducing psychological distress and improving QoL, and longer-term improvements in sexual functioning and body image when partners actively participate in interventions [ 9- 13, 25- 28, 38].

Chris Hosford, a spokesman for Hyundai, said improvements in initial quality inevitably contribute to longer-term improvements.

CHRE's full strategic review will be published in June 2012, where it will consider a wider range of issues including whether current activities to address the NMC's failings are likely to lead to sustainable and longer-term improvements.

The Healthcare Associated Infection Annual Report 2012 draws attention to longer-term improvements.

Despite some longer-term improvements in some cities, crime continues to create ugly headlines: the gang rape of a foreign tourist in Rio de Janeiro; two dentists burnt to death by robbers in Sao Paulo.

A richer Macao in the short run is accompanied by the promise of longer-term improvements to the public environment, starting with a few highly visible projects on new territory.

Michael Roberts, chief executive of the Association of Train Operating Companies, said: "It has been government policy during the past eight years for passengers to pay a larger share of the cost of operating the railways and to focus taxpayers' money on investing in longer-term improvements to the network.

But Michael Roberts, chief executive of the Association of Train Operating Companies, said: "It has been government policy during the past eight years for passengers to pay a larger share of the cost of operating the railways and to focus taxpayers' money on investing in longer-term improvements to the network.