Sentence examples for short-term demands from inspiring English sources

Short-term demands such as quarterly reporting schedules can force problems out in the open, the quicker to get them fixed.

Over the last several years, I have often had to balance the short-term demands of investors with the long-term needs of TerraCycle.

The system has encouraged workers to suppress short-term demands in exchange for a share in the longer-term benefits of growth.

The PNV's short-term demands and long-term dream will not go away just because he and most Spaniards dislike them.

"Too much of the planning and thinking has been driven by the short-term demands of Silverstein and Westfield, rather than good planning for Lower Manhattan," said Craig Whitaker, an architect who teaches urban planning at New York University.

World War I created short-term demands for maximum production, generating high prices, and since then the state has had recurring agricultural surpluses, low prices, and high land values.

That has increased short-term demand for components, posing a quandary for parts suppliers.

People's unwillingness to borrow bodes ill for short-term demand.

So car-sharing will stimulate short-term demand for new cars while threatening a proportion of carmakers' longer-term sales.

"That said, the two policies can only stimulate short-term demand-side growth, not long-term fundamental growth," they added.

"Reforms that facilitate the scaling up of infrastructure investment would help raise productive capacity, boost short-term demand directly, and catalyse private investment," it said.