Longer Term in a sentence

After articulating longer term objectives, goals should be divided into one-year short -term, two-to-five year medium-term and longer-term goals that are then regularly reviewed and modified as necessary.

And just maybe even as we go longer term, how you think the Chips Act and some of the longer-term growth kind of plays into that market?

Although we expect continued pressures and choppiness in the short term, we feel good about our positioning over the medium and longer term.

Economist and former Treasury official Steven Hamilton said that over the longer term new infrastructure increases supply, which reduces inflationary pressure, but in the short term, it increases demand which makes inflation worse.

Longer term beyond that, I think just going back over a 27-year career, not specific to Columbia, but just for regional banks in general, somewhere in the mid-teens seem to make sense for long-term targets.

The Company seeks to provide shareholders with attractive total returns in the longer term through the potential for modest capital appreciation and regular, sustainable, long term dividends with inflation linked income characteristics.

This could be because the majority of the loans issued by WHF are shorter term loans with maturities ranging from 1 to 5 years and those tend to lose less value as compared to longer term bonds or debt instruments when yields are rising.

It noted, however, that "most of the clinical trials they included in this review were short-term, so the authors cautioned that longer term trials were needed to back up their findings".

Price said responding to a space weather event would be complicated and require difficult decisions around short term disruption to avoid longer term impacts.

Grant Shapps said that nothing has been officially announced with regard to the aviation sector, adding that it faces “both a short-term problem because people are not flying now and a longer term recovery issue”.

Lind said the city has both a short-term need to help homeless people find housing, but also needs a more coordinated approach to fix the problem longer term.

Mark Gregory, EY UK’s chief economist, said: “Government measures have provided significant short-term support, but many businesses are waiting for more certainty over the economic outlook before making longer term investment decisions.

Mass redundancies are likely in the short term, but it is hoped that the measures will prevent the majority of businesses from declaring bankruptcy and in doing so protect jobs in the longer term.

The originally envisioned two-state solution is political suicide in the short term, because it is state suicide in the longer term. This situation is unfortunate for both Palestinians and Israelis.

The emergency accommodation model offers immediate short-term accommodation, as well as "transitional" accommodation, to assist guests while they search for longer term housing.

In the short term, neither the UK nor the Irish governments are expected to put up a border (privately officials from both governments say they will not) even though in the longer term WTO rules will require the UK institutes checks.

Some of the animals in each group were exposed to short-term cigarette smoke or e-cigarette vapor (three days), while others were exposed for a longer term (four weeks).

Borrowers * Individuals borrow money via bankers' loans for short term needs or longer term mortgages to help finance a house purchase.

The disbandment of the centuries-old Janissary corps by Sultan Mahmud II on 15 June 1826 ( Auspicious Incident ) was a good deed for the country in the longer term, but in the short term it deprived the country of its existing standing army.

The impact of the revival was significant in the short term, but in the longer term was fairly transient.