Sentence examples similar to medium term dangers from inspiring English sources
They are suggesting short-term palliatives, while failing to address the medium-term dangers that loom ever larger the longer we wait.
The institutes said it broke the taboo of financing states and increased the danger of inflation in the medium term.
The danger is more in the medium term: growth will inevitably slow over the next decade, as China settles into its status as a middle-income country, and the burden of caring for an ever larger number of elderly people in a slower economy may make middle-class life far more uncomfortable.To compensate, the party will have to usher in wrenching change.
"I don't see the danger of deflation in the euro area in the medium term, nor even in its component parts," Wim Duisenberg, the president of the bank, told members of the European Parliament in Brussels today.
He said an emissions intensity scheme would give preference to gas as a coal alternative in the short term to deliver base load power, and the danger with that was a carbon-trading scheme would lock in gas as a medium term option "at the expense of a secure pipeline for solar and wind".
Medium term: very little.
Or maybe the medium term.
Note the phrase "medium term".
In the medium term comes another challenge.
But the phrase "medium term" is horribly vague.
