Sentence examples for term worries from inspiring English sources

Near term, worries over the order intake and modest progression beyond services will mean there are likely to be better buying opportunities.

Women who tested HIV positive were happy with the immediate counselling, but still expressed long term worries about survival with HIV and the care of their children.

The other argument derives from a seemingly myopic conflation of the short and the long term: worried about the scary rise of Social Security and Medicare spending in future decades, voters demand budget cuts now.

Companies that manage for the long term worry about the skills and development of their recruits, build sustainable and loyal supplier bases, find ways to counter the short-term pressures of the market and consistently foster lasting relationships with all their stakeholders.

However, as Theo Leggett reports, the damage to the firm's reputation may be a longer term worry.

But there are longer-term worries.

"The worries we had were long-term worries.

Unfortunately, right now these normally helpful indicators are entirely overwhelmed by extreme short-term worries.

But analysts at many American banks brush aside such short-term worries.

But longer-term worries loom for workers who see their pensions shrivelling.

Near-term worries focus on volatility in financial markets and damage to the euro currency.