Sentence examples for term and over from inspiring English sources

So the president called for several steps to reduce deficits in the near term and over time.

We want to be able to still deliver MPEG-quality video but at sub-mega bit rates in the short term and over time deliver true broadband".

However, using microdata, it is possible to disaggregate the information on the duration of the job search into several sub-periods: up to 6 months of unemployment (short term), between 7 and 12 months (medium term), between 13 and 24 months (long term), and over 25 months (very long term).

Based on the view that for CBFM to be effective in the long term and over larger areas, but it will need to operate within co-management frameworks that help distinct user communities share information and experiences and coordinate their management activities.

So then I assume, you know, we talk about running Facebook for the long term and over the decades in which we hope to run and build Facebook to be a great company, I would imagine that this will be a question that we have to answer.

Aviation experts say a flight ban would cause hundreds of cancellations in the short term and over time could hold severe consequences for European-based airlines, especially ones that operate flights directly to East Asia.

Functional characterization of those gene subsets based on significantly enriched GO terms and over-represented biological pathways is presented here.

Pakistan's prospects have been buoyed by the election in May, the first time a fairly elected civilian government served a full term and handed over to another.

On 8 September 2013, Zardari became the country's first president to complete his constitutional term and handed over duties to a democratically elected successor.

The general election was the first time an elected government completed its term and handed over power to another elected government.

The problem is, when you hear those terms over and over, they begin to sound like jargon.