Sentence examples for medium term of an from inspiring English sources

Now past 30, Cavendish, too, is beginning to think about filling spaces in his palmarès, hence the renewed focus on the track that brought him here in search, in the medium term, of an Olympic gold medal.

Drones are mesmerising, but for the short and medium term of marketing, a total distraction.

A document released by the Treasury said that while the outlay on student loans would be "more than financed" by the sale of the old student debts, there would be an "extra implied subsidy in the medium term" of around £700m a year.

We know productivity is the principal determinant over the medium term of greater prosperity, so an economic question at the heart of the debate over the U.K.'s future in Europe is whether walking away will improve productivity or worsen it.

And over the medium term, of course, it's a plan to savage the poor while giving big tax breaks to the rich.

Labor said its package will raise $1.4bn over four years, and $18.9bn over the medium term of 10 years.

Here in the medium term, of course, Bitcoin is bubbling along nicely….

Outcome evaluation assesses the short and medium term effects of an intervention (e.g., behavior change or changes in health status) and correlates them with the program's objectives [ 34].

Iraqi officials met private investors in London during the week and spelt out a medium term goal of soon being a net exporter of oil.

Leach predicts Labour will announce a review aiming towards a graduate tax in the medium term with a headline promise of a £6,000 limit for those students that stay at home or go on to a two-year course.

Leach predicts Labour will announce a review aiming for a graduate tax in the medium term with a headline promise of a £6,000 limit for those students that stay at home or go on to a two-year course.