longterm in A Sentence

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    Difficulty levels for Longterm motivation(easy, medium, hard).

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    Forward to establishing Longterm business relationship with you.

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    Are they safe for Longterm consumption?

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    There is also vast evidence between limited meat consumption and Longterm good health.

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    We have professional person for packing and we have Longterm cooperation with our own.

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    The Longterm budget of this ABM shield is in the range of $1.2 trillion.

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    We want to build friendly and Longterm business relationship with each customers not only once.

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    Some are searching for a pleasurable time, some are looking for their next Longterm relationship.

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    It supports Longterm development and provides humanitarian assistance in over eighty of the world's poorest countries.

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    Longterm cooperation. I'm so happy to get such a good supplier, always offer latest products and better sulotions.

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    Rather it's a wise, Longterm investment for ensuring that your digital assets are protected and being shared efficiently.

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    OKCupid is a site focused on short and Longterm dating that is used mainly by 2035 year olds.

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    This means that no matter what the health of the economy is, gold retains its value in the Longterm nevertheless.

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    Taking proper care of yourself and your life sets you up for“multidimensional success” and Longterm career success and endurance.

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    We tend to overestimate the impact of a technology in the short-term and underestimate its impact in the Longterm.

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    Unlike more traditional buyer we plan to leave the companies we buy to keep doing what they're doing for the Longterm.

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    Please note that we have special prices for Longterm Standard, Intensive and Superintensive courses, which extend over more than 8 weeks.

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    This results in devices with superior Longterm reliability characteristics especially suitable for temperature measurement, temperature control and temperature compensation applications.

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    Extra credit: do all of the above, to someone on Longterm dialysis who is legally prevented from buying an organ, or having the government buy one for her.

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    The second set of objections suggests that passionate love is unstable, exciting, and brief- and that this is contrary to the stable, routine, and Longterm nature of marriage.

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    Scientists today believe that at least 10 percent of land and water bodies of each ecosystem must be kept as wilderness for the Longterm needs of protecting nature and natural resources.

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    Still, the researchers admit a lot of uncertainty about the Longterm effects of marijuana remains, possibly because there aren't a lot of studies that take place over an extended amount of time.

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    Jump-starting the network effects of a social network at the earliest, most vital stages is where these influencers could stand to gain enormous Longterm benefits if they can effectively become part of the value equation.

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    At the same time, understanding the Longterm physical consequences of bullying hopefully will increase everyone's understanding of how vital it is to bring a halt to all types of bullying toward both children and adults in our world.

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    A multistage and Longterm legislative process was completed by the Sejm Act on the West Pomeranian University of Technology establishment of 5 September 2008 and by the signature of the President of the Republic of Poland of 30 September 2008.

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