We would not initiate a short term strike if we didn't think patient care could benefit from it.
The idea of creating a virtual marketplace where property or house owners could share their space for short-term rents struck a chord with a new breed of travellers looking for a different way of seeing in a destination.
But they also often recognise the long-term damage being caused by cuts, or depressed wages, or pensions reform, can do as much or more damage than the short-term impact of strikes.
House Republican leaders have expressed confidence that Ryan's budget will pass, despite complaints from Tea Party groups that it would increase discretionary spending levels for fiscal 2015 to stay in line with a short-term budget deal struck late last year.
Notably, a growing list of former senior Bush and Obama administration security officials have expressed concern that the short-term gains of drone strikes in eliminating specific militants may be outweighed by long-term strategic costs.
But as The Times reported Tuesday, some former senior Bush and Obama administration security officials have expressed concern that the short-term gains of drone strikes in eliminating specific militants in countries like Pakistan and Yemen may be outweighed by long-term strategic costs.
[T]hat Trump's short-term strategy of increasing strikes and lowering the threshold for U.S. engagement may put the U.S. at greater risk for blowback and could compromise Washington's ability to develop partnerships and cooperation with affected countries.
Nevertheless, the short-term change has been striking.
Sturgeon was deputy first minister in Alex Salmond's first minority government from 2007 to 2011, which survived by striking short-term tactical deals, chiefly with the Conservatives.
