Sentence examples for no longer term from inspiring English sources

The committee also said parliament should no longer term visitors "strangers".

For one, that's not possible in a market with a finite amount of consumers in it and no longer term plans to expand outside of Australia and New Zealand.

The Canvas model is relatively simple compared to existing lease and buy options – customers can get vehicles on a month-to-month basis, with no longer term commitments, with a single monthly payment that covers the cost of vehicle maintenance, warranty, roadside assistance and car insurance, as well as the cost of the car itself.

No longer term trials were conducted.

Other studies have demonstrated a short term (4 6 weeks) increase in anxiety following screening but no longer term increase [ 6, 31].

Unfortunately, in this study there was no longer term follow-up to determine if the benefits of CBM persisted beyond the first day.

Right now, EU leaders are fixated on the first: to resolve the row over the EU constitution through what he once (but no longer) termed a "mini-treaty".

In the lacerated light of September 2001, "American Beauty" was no longer a term to be trifled with.

In the nineties, "intuitive" is no longer a term of unmixed approbation.

"Working class" is no longer a term of pride but an indicator of struggling to stay afloat.

There's been a failure to develop those systems because there's been no longer-term vision".