Sentence examples similar to short-term crown from inspiring English sources
In his more serious moments, Frederick confesses, "I don't think anyone is expecting Hollywood to surrender its crown". Short-term, the mayor expects film and TV production to become one of his city's four largest industries, alongside agriculture, tourism and high technology.
John Gunn, head of AIMS, said it was difficult to stop the storms and bleaching but researchers could focus their short-term efforts on the crown-of-thorns starfish, which feasts on coral polyps and can devastate reef cover.
Anoto has also taken a short-term loan of $2.9 million2525 million Swedish crowns).
"This is Saudi Arabia's crowning glory in its short-term relations with the United States," said Raad Alkadiri, a director at PFC Energy, a Washington consulting group.
They tested VE crowns after long- and short-term biomechanical loading.
Crown length is fine for short-term studies but, as shown in this paper, will give false readings due to tooth wear with long-term studies.
Short-term, there is almost certain to be in-fighting among rivals for his crown; longer-term, the political structure of the south is likely to be irrevocably changed.
… And Dauman was readying to put Paramount, which Sumner still regarded as a crown jewel in Viacom's portfolio, on the market to solve short-term cash needs".
Short-term interests converge.
