Sentence examples for may provide short from inspiring English sources

The spike in stock prices may provide short term trading opportunities, but the overall situation is still quite murky.

Sometimes we'll get blocked on our path or become tempted onto a path that doesn't fit our end goal but may provide short term gratification.

As a consequence, drinking white wine and schnapps with a Swiss cheese fondue may provide short term relief of postprandial dyspepsia; this may, however, come at the cost of more prolonged fullness (the feared "cheese baby" syndrome) and reflux.

14 15 16 Physiotherapy treatments, including exercise and mobilisation, may provide short term pain relief but show minimal benefit over rest and advice in the medium to long term, making this a less cost effective treatment option.

[ Based on high quality meta-analyses, high and moderate quality randomised controlled trials, and the GDG's opinion] Inform those wishing to try complementary therapies that little or no evidence exists for their long term efficacy and that although some may provide short term symptomatic benefit, complementary therapies should not replace conventional treatment.

Without these components, "welfare to work" may provide short-term success stories, but will offer few long-term positive results.

Mergers may provide short-term profit growth but do not help research productivity, the ultimate determinant of a drug company's success, he said.

Rather than expensive payday loans charging eye-watering annual interest rates, your local credit union may provide short-term loans at far cheaper rates.

Although Bivens's resignation may provide short-term satisfaction, the long-term effect could force the L.P.G.A. into chaos at the worst possible time.

"This leaves those doctors who are treating psychotic, condemned prisoners in an untenable position: treating the prisoner may provide short-term relief but ultimately result in his execution".

The sale of its assets may provide short-term cash, but it will deprive future generations of revenue and access, the loss of which has already happened in woods sold off.