Sentence examples for medium term and a from inspiring English sources

At Liberum, analysts said: "While the latest update only related to weakness over the past month we see a lack of earnings momentum in the short to medium term, and a lack of European mergers and acquisitions".

A number of empirical studies find evidence that product market reforms lead to an increase in total factor productivity over the medium term and a decline in the average rate of unemployment34.

"A credible strategy to stabilize public debt in the medium term, and a down payment on fiscal consolidation in 2011, are urgently needed," the IMF said in its World Economic Outlook.

In the medium term and until a full transition is accomplished, both pre-WS and WS GRAM services will coexist in Grid infrastructures.

It said: The reduction in capital expenditure combined with cost reductions reflects the group's target of achieving gearing of 25% in the medium term and maintaining a progressive dividend policy.

Kirkpatrick and Jenkins [ 8] adopted an analytical approach to the calculation of population fitness for sexual and clonal populations over the medium term, and made a number of simplifying assumptions.

The BHS board then met the board of Arcadia, including Green, on 18 April, when it warned "it had insufficient funds to continue to trade in the short to medium term and that an insolvency process was likely".

Both these factors will help generate increased fiscal space over the medium term, and provide an opportunity to significantly increase government health spending.

We would plan to race American drivers in the medium term and to build a conduit for them, from grassroots racing to Formula One.

However, we expect Glencore's unique business model, diversified earnings streams and fast-acting approach to growth to deliver value over the medium term and we expect a stronger trading/demand environment to lend support in the second half of 2011.

Give us a few years," he said.The bulk of Mr Basu's comments were aimed at the medium term and amounted to a staunch defence of opening up the economy.