Sentence examples similar to set for a long term from inspiring English sources

The Everton manager's defensive problems have increased with Leighton Baines set for a long-term absence due to an ankle injury suffered in training last week.

"For people who believe that microcap stocks are set for a long-term rally, this could be a good choice".

Robin Frijns is set for a long-term role with Sauber, provided his run in the Abu Dhabi young driver test proves a success.

The 50th anniversary set up a long term goal for the Doctor.

It also called on Australia to act on its promise to set up a long term "investment framework" for its plan this year as "a matter of priority".

An annual dose of 1 millisievert has meanwhile been set as a "long-term goal" for decontamination, without a specific time frame.

The bar, set up for a long-term exhibition, "Shop Life," is realistic, down to onion peels in the trash and a spittoon and a chamber pot at the ready.

Because it sits at the juncture of three ecoregions, and possesses a strong research infrastructure, Churchill provides a strategic setting for a long-term monitoring program in the Canadian arctic.

1997 Chancellor of the Exchequer "I want to set in place a long-term framework for economic prosperity.

"We recommend that the Department for Transport set out a long-term policy on regulated fares," the report says.

Leeds city centre's trade chief has promised Kirkgate Market has a bright future as she set out a long-term strategy for turning its fortunes around.