Sentence examples similar to should have long term from inspiring English sources

True, but it would have been helpful to explore in depth such topics as whether you should have long-term care insurance, or whether annuities make sense.

It should have long-term interest rates comfortably above short-term rates.

Production facilities, especially factories, should have long-term aspirations to be environmental responsible through adequate waste prevention and management processes.

Another important lesson that can be learned from these long-term outcome data is that AKI survivors should have long-term follow-up.

Pragmatic trials are not planned to study the contributors of its different components to the results and they should have long-term follow-up to ascertain whether the possible benefits are sustainable (27).

If the prevention of preterm birth is accompanied by a reduction in the complications of prematurity, then in utero progesterone should be predicted to have long term beneficial effects.

Based on these results, patients with migraine and their treating doctors should be reassured that migraine may not have long term consequences on cognitive function.

And we should all have long-term health coverage, you know.

The Met said that the pair "violated explicit guidance" from their managers that undercover officers should not have long-term, or "emotionally committed" relationships during their deployments.

Greenspan: Americans Curbed Spending After Sept. 11 The Fed chairman said consumers and businesses slowed their spending after the attacks but added that it should not have long-term impact on the economy.

"Europe should be together and stronger and have long-term strategy to become a federation," he said.