Sentence examples for longer-term power from inspiring English sources

And the market for longer-term power trading has essentially dried up, because with credit ratings so low, companies would have to put up sizable collateral to conduct long-term trades.

During longer-term power outages hospitals can be faced with limited fuel and difficulties in sourcing fuel for generators.

A crisis that started with an EU summit fiasco three months ago may reach its climax on Thursday with an EU summit failure as Putin's short-term hard power collides with European longer-term soft power and leaves the EU looking weak and feckless.

But a stumble or two will not change the longer-term global power shift, from ex-Christendom to the world symbolized by the BRICs.

Mr. Johnson, the analyst, wrote: "Our issue is that even after incorporating the benefit of the labor cost savings from Ford's agreement with the U.A.W., we have not seen anything yet that would cause us to dramatically increase our view of Ford's longer-term earnings power".

"The question for investors will be the extent to which Apple's aggressive pricing has exacerbated this situation and what this means for the company's longer-term pricing power within its iPhone franchise," said James Cordwell, an analyst at Atlantic Equities.

As well as helping keep populations in check, parasites have a longer-term effect: they power the evolution of new species.

"While we like the longer-term potential earnings power of Fifth Third, core asset quality trends continue to deteriorate, and we simply are having an increasingly difficult time justifying buying the stock," said David George, an analyst at Robert W. Baird, which cut its rating on the bank to "neutral" from "outperform".

Some studies emphasize the necessity for symmetry and mutuality to foster longer-term relationships, while power asymmetries are associated with less stability and more conflict and are considered to be detrimental to sustaining a business relationship (Ganesan 1994; Rokkan and Haugland 2002).

Instead, a cycle of clashes between government and opposition has been speeding up, with police using tear-gas and rubber bullets to disperse demonstrators.The roots of the crisis lie in a dispute over the electoral law, in the unwillingness of the authorities to accommodate the new-found strength of elected Islamists, and in a bigger, longer-term battle over power-sharing.

It is not an especially pretty place — slow growth, half-managed crises, and the longer-term threats of great power conflict and climate disaster.