Sentence examples for with longer terms from inspiring English sources

Several also said that priority should have been given to prisoners with longer terms.

So now some companies are changing the other variable in the options equation -- time -- by awarding options with longer terms.

States that chose shorter terms usually placed no limit on the number of terms that one person might serve, while those with longer terms usually did.

The program involves the sale of short-term securities to finance the purchase of securities with longer terms, putting downward pressure on long-term rates.

Families also have been able to reduce debt payments by refinancing into mortgages with longer terms and deferring repayment of student loans and other obligations.

Another available option would be to maintain the size of the portfolio, but to shift its composition toward bonds with longer terms.

People with longer term conditions, such as osteoporosis or cancer, should also pay particular attention to back pain.

With longer term tenancies and predicable rents, the private rented sector will offer the affordable and stable homes that renters need.

The losses among whites without a college degree specifically fit well with longer term trends that Republicans can exploit in future non-Obama elections.

Bread and butter issues, like disabled people forced to pay the bedroom tax, often feel like more of a priority than a complex problem with longer term implications.

Even before spending cuts, we were struggling with longer term structural challenges including creating local jobs in disadvantaged communities, environmental pressures and pensions.