Sentence examples for slightly longer term from inspiring English sources

But in the slightly longer term, however, it will also be bearish for both.

In the slightly longer term it could also be very good news for David Cameron's coalition government.

Because blacks tend to borrow for a slightly longer term than whites, this too can contribute to the higher markups they pay.

Slightly longer term, though, the pricing discrepancy implies that the European deal does not adequately account for the reduced value of Greek debt.

As for the slightly longer term, Richard J. Young, a company spokesman, said, "Our headquarters will remain in New York City".

In a general court-martial, Specialist Sivits could have faced a slightly longer term of confinement and a dishonorable discharge, a more severe form of expulsion than that for bad conduct.

But in the only-slightly longer term, the changes it causes are likely to be powerful and long-lasting.

As always, it is useful to take a slightly longer-term view.

This gives the listener yet another headline, but with a slightly longer-term perspective.

Maybe they had a three-year ARM before, so they're opting for a slightly longer-term loan because they're wishing they had a few extra years now".

So if it raises rates and hints that there are more to come, markets will send slightly longer-term rates up by more than that.