Examples of using Longer-term in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Is there a longer-term solution?
It's a start, but Kurtzer is thinking bigger, and longer-term.
There are some longer-term projects too.
But cheap in the short-term can be costly in the longer-term.
All this has longer-term implications.
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A longer-term effect is also possible if oligarchs stop purchasing yachts altogether.
I will come to the longer-term plan shortly.
Longer-term strategies were the professional domain of others, mostly political types.
And what does it bode for our longer-term future?
But over the longer-term, the picture is less clear.
Bimetallic strip- separates contacts in response to smaller, longer-term overcurrents.
However, these have a longer-term and more complex impact.
A longer-term perspective is available from various proxy records for recent millennia;
Britain may also look to maintain a longer-term military footprint in the country.
Longer-term product strategies will be developed over time in collaboration with the company's customer base.
It is unknown whether the suicidality risk extends to longer-term use, i. e, beyond several months.
The second, longer-term but extremely important is the environmental benefit.
Sure enough, so-called spot rates for freight-the price for deliveries not covered by longer-term contracts- rose by more than 20 percent last year.
It also prevents longer-term damage to the immune system that can lead to a resurgence of other diseases, she says.
Will the effect they discovered hold true for decisions with longer-term implications, like how risky to be with retirement savings?
We need some longer-term indicators for its behavior to understand how important this shutdown is for the future of the region's ice.".
German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen onSaturday said she could not rule out a longer-term deployment of German forces in the Middle East.
There have been case reports of longer-term survival of BCG(i.e., where an HIV-infected individual developed disseminated BCG 30 years after vaccination).
It is important to discuss with the patient the vicious circle whereby initialavoidance of physical activity may lead to longer-term avoidance of all activity.
But the question arisesof how do you then convert that success into longer-term happiness, and in particular, how do you decide when is the right time to settle down?
It also sets longer-term goals such as establishing an air component and purchasing modern weapons, such as anti-armour weapons, armoured personnel carriers and missile boats, by 2020.
That“should put downward pressure on longer-term interest rates and help make broader financial conditions more accommodative,” the Federal Open Market Committee said in a statement.
It's also tied to longer-term benefits, such as lower risks of asthma and obesity in children, and lower risks of breast and ovarian cancers in mothers.
In a much more vague and longer-term way, some Nazis hoped to incorporate Denmark into a greater"Nordic Union" at some stage, but these plans never materialized.