Sentence examples for short-term concern from inspiring English sources

There is third, short-term concern.

"The strike is not much more than a short-term concern," he said.

"It's a legitimate but short-term concern" for a company whose market share is still growing, he said.

"But it is a short-term concern for the market until we ultimately find out what the exact dollar amount is," he said.

The agency said in a different analysis that the short-term concern from radioactive water would be iodine 131, owing to "possible enrichment in the marine food chain".

Immediately after Haiti's earthquake, about 200,000 Haitians living in the USA without proper documents were granted temporary protection status, allowing them to work and send money home without short-term concern of deportation.

"I hope that the Food Standards Agency has not been influenced by short-term concerns about employment at the plant.

Short-term concerns about the sluggish economy in some regions, particularly indebted southern European countries, may reduce investor enthusiasm.

In the longer term, they wonder whether developing Asian economies will get stuck in a "middle-income trap .The short-term concerns may seem overblown.

WASHINGTON — Short-term concerns once again dominated talks at the World Bank and International Monetary Fund's annual meetings, this time over the fiscal impasse in the United States.

Scott sees the sanctions levied by the N.C.A.A. on Southern California, and the university's self-imposed sanctions on its basketball team, as short-term concerns.