Sentence examples for medium term solution from inspiring English sources

"With renewable energy making technological advances but not yet ready in volume and cost effectiveness, domestic shale gas can provide a medium term solution that can cut carbon emissions.

Although access to virtually unlimited bandwidth via WDM and Photonic Networks may potentially offer a solution to the QoS issue, access to such services on a universal basis is not a services class paradigm and using a label switching technique is seen as an appropriate medium term solution.

As a possible modest and short-medium term solution, the GCC could provide temporary housing such as the kind provided to the Bedoon or stateless communities, which comprise a notable part of the populations of countries, such as Kuwait.

Still, it is a practical medium-term solution to the lack of conventional schools in Afghanistan.

The medium-term solution The world should help Pakistan focus on development in the north-west frontier province (NWFP) where problems with extremism are most acute.

Local authorities could invest through the City Deal in a research and development centre for new hi-tech steels or the kind of process and business model innovation that Liberty Steel's Gupta has promoted as a possible medium-term solution.

The firm's founders told me that their design is only a medium-term solution, a stop-gap until a subterranean waste infrastructure can be built "in the next fifteen to twenty years".

The government was backing optic fibre to the cabinet "as a potential medium-term solution", said Hunt, because it would allow a big enough rise in speed to create "Europe's biggest and most profitable high-speed broadband market", creating the climate for further fibre investment.

"While this is definitely a short- to medium-term solution, it helps improve service delivery and raises the experience and expectation of the staff and the community of what a functioning primary health care system can offer," Le wrote in an e-mail.

The council said the plan is a medium-term solution to a shortage of school places.

What are the infrastructure implications associated with such a medium-term solution?