Sentence examples for term it was from inspiring English sources

It was a government without ideology and by its second term it was too late to get one as he was being weakened by Gordon Brown and was on the "treadmill to Iraq", he says.

Although its game plan may hurt profits in the short term, it was a necessary sacrifice in order to secure long term market share.

Short term, it was necessary.

In the short term it was great.

In Reagan's second term it was the dominant superpower issue.

For Barack Obama's first term, it was Iran and Afghanistan, again.

In the long-term, it was accepted that Friedman was right: any attempt to reduce unemployment below its "natural" rate would lead to ever-higher inflation.

Over the long-term, it was thought that this combination would reduce health care spending and the price of health care services.

Recognising that broad funding structures were unlikely to be changed in the short-term, it was believed that advocacy and collaboration were seen as important initial steps.

In the long-term it was associated with increased work retention, in terms of increased subsequent use of partial disability pension and decreased use of full disability pension.

Though smoking was viewed as negative in terms of the long-term health impacts, in the short-term it was viewed by some AHWs as an effective health promoting behaviour.