Sentence examples for short-term tendency from inspiring English sources

Thousands of acres of Florida orange groves have already been sold to developers or converted to other crops, and USDA data suggests that the consistent decline in OJ consumption across multiple demographics is more than a short-term tendency.

But one thing we do know is that short-term tendencies in the capital markets are not insurmountable: Managers can take actions and structure their communications to offset them.

"Today, there is an insufficient link between management pay and performance and this encourages harmful short-term tendencies," said the commission, announcing the new initiative.

Consequently, non-calcified plaques were prospectively associated with increased coronary event rates [ 8, 9], and short term tendency for plaque volume progression [ 17].

Another common cognitive bias that exacerbates short-term thinking is the tendency to be overly optimistic about the future.

The same research team later reported that being female, unattractive or wanting a short-term relationship increases your tendency to use misleading pictures, and these characteristics can collectively account for 35.3% of all photo trickery.

Platelet transfusions may provide short-term relief for bleeding tendencies but cannot prevent long-term symptoms.

Before reaching their conclusions, however, the researchers had to establish that the tendency toward short-term drug research was due significantly to the shorter duration of clinical trials.

However, short-term, compromise interventions have a tendency to become the accepted, standard intervention, given the challenge of shifting behavior, training programs and health resources.

Humans have a tendency to prioritize short-term benefits at the expense of long-term security.

Hutton has a point about the rapacious capitalism, the tendency to place short-term profits above long-term growth.