Sure there'll be short-term upheaval and even some cost to re-organisation: £100m according to the Williams Commission; £200m say to the councils.
I am sure there will be short-term pain and brickbats".
There will be short-term cuts, despite warnings from Ben Bernanke, Christina Romer, and many others.I struggle to understand the logic.
There will be short-term twists and turns, a deal here and a deal there, but the single currency as originally conceived is challenged beyond recovery.
"There will be short-term gains for the city, in tourism especially, but the big Wellington story is really one of technology and talent".
Nick Leeming, chairman of estate agency Jackson-Stops & Staff, said that until the outcome of the vote was known "there will be short-term interruption to the property market".
If commodity prices fall, there will be short-term cash flow pain, but not the kind of business-ending and bank-closing pain we saw in the crisis years.
"It's likely that January will be the trough of the downturn," Dr. Hughes said, "so the next governor is taking office at the worst possible time, and most likely there will be short-term budgetary crises to grapple with.
Reuters continues: He said there will be short-term immediate actions that need to be done militarily in Iraq, and that his national security team is looking at all options.
They are planning to work with Plymouth residents, ranging from school children to ex-offenders, and there will be short courses and chances to see the artists at work.
"There will be short-term solutions one way or another, but the point of this was to provide children with a good-quality hot school meal in the middle of the day.
