Sentence examples for years long term from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Long Term Evolution has been one of the promising technologies of current wireless communication systems.

Please assess the time by which fullest impact after the Wild Card will manifest itself: Immediate (within 1 year), short term (1 to 3 years), medium term (3 to 7 years), long term (more than 7 years).

And long term, way long term, a thousand years long term, it's one of the only relics of 20th-century culture that will actually survive.

Only about 1% of HIV+ therapy naïve individuals can maintain virus level below detection level, robust T cell counts and experience sustained immune response for more than 20 years (long term non-progressors – LTNP).

The pooled random effects (0.75, 95% CI −0.46 to 1.96) did not support evidence of an effect at 2-year long term.

They served as co-authors of Turkalo's first paper in almost ten years, "Long-Term Monitoring of Dzanga Bai Forest Elephants: Forest-Clearing Use Patterns".

Look beyond the horizon As investors have turned to crisis management in recent years, long-term planning — a sound investment strategy — has taken a back seat.

Yet, in recent years, long-term follow-ups have shown that while the educational advantages of Head Start might fade, there are "life skill" gains that don't.

For most of the past fifteen years, long-term capital gains have been taxed at fifteen per cent, compared with thirty-five per cent for ordinary income in the top bracket.

CNBC's Maria Bartiromo, in reaction to Rich Bernstein, of Merrill Lynch, saying that investors are probably "a bit too attuned" to what's happening day-to-day in the market, just challenged him by saying that while she believes in long-term investing, if you look at the last ten years, long-term investing has brought you very little, since the market has barely risen over that time.

For five years long-term government bonds have been stuck in a broad trading range.