Sentence examples for longterm growth from inspiring English sources

It means people don't have start on a brand new social network with an empty feed and no followers just to do this, which is why I think Subscribe / Follow could limit the longterm growth of Twitter.

"The European performance, while solid, is not apparently sufficient to counteract the effect of the U.S. slowdown on the world economy," he said, urging what he called decisive monetary policy in both the United States and Western Europe and fundamental structural change in Japan to prevent a longterm slide in growth.

Pursuing relentless short term economic growth that leads to longterm collapse from climate change is the ultimate form of anti-growth.

Fundamental immediate and longterm implications for vaccine development and strategy are highlighted below.

Although the addition of recMIF to the as clones increased their proliferation in the short term, it did not fully restore normal growth nor growth kinetics in the longterm.

The first year without longterm unemployment insurance since the Great Recession saw the strongest job growth of Obama's presidency -- which, in turn, helped move even more people off of unemployment insurance.

The apparent slowdown in database license growth reflects a shift in Oracle's sales model, not a longterm demand trend, Mr. Henley said.

That growth may not be crucial to Google's plans or the service's longterm success.

In this work we investigated the involvement of Glomus intraradices in the regulation of plant growth, polyamines and proline levels of two Lotus glaber genotypes differing in salt tolerance, after longterm exposure to saline stress.

America needs a substantial, longterm national investment to speed our journey down the road to exascale computing - a road that leads to economic growth, international competitiveness and national security.

That's my longterm plan.