Sentence examples similar to probably long term from inspiring English sources

"There's probably long-term to medium-term disappointment for the bulls in this stock".

The interest rate on gilts is probably long-term something like 4.5%.

The advantages of openly discussing limitations are probably long-term and benefit the scientific community and other users of the evidence: A candid discussion of limitations helps readers to correctly interpret the particular study.

Our data suggests that caffeic acid can prevent the neuroinflammation-induced acute and probably the long term neurodegenerative changes.

Policies aiming to reduce socioeconomic differences in childhood will probably have long term health gains including a beneficial impact on physical performance in later life.

It probably requires long term adaptation to loading to change the CTX-II level which has been demonstrated by O'Kane et al. in elite athletes performing different kinds of sports [ 34] and in OA patients followed for years [ 35].

Therefore, we can lay down a work strategy for the short, medium, and probably even long terms.

"I think probably in the long term the application of the dispersants, at least at the wellhead, probably was the right thing to do," said Dr. William E. Hawkins, director of the Gulf Coast Research Laboratory of the University of Southern Mississippi.

Probably, in the long term the US and Iran could work out some semi-secret accommodation on Iraq.

The $20 bag of coffee from Blue Bottle is probably, in the long term, an unsustainably low price".

For now, and probably in the long term, TV white space networks will be complementary to fibre-optic broadband rather than a replacement.