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61. In the wide scheme of things, these behavioral deficits could, in the long term, undermine the ability of a species such as the deer mouse to reproduce in the wild.

62. Break this down into what happens in the long term versus the short term. Over the long run, China will eventually approach the United States in terms of relative power and influence.

63. Capital accumulation by itself can sustain growth in output per worker in the long term.

64. An abundant supply of energy in the long term may hinge on its eventual success.

65. I realized that, even though I experienced every failure as a dolorous event that slammed me on the ground, every one of them helped me in the long term to become the man that I am today.

66. I wonder what the actual per-kilowatt hour cost of nuclear power is when you factor in the long term costs.

67. In the long term investment budget, Attention must be paid to capital demand budget, capital cost, discount rate, cash flow and investment risk.

68. But in the long term, although females remain attracted to bravery and risk-taking they also look for the crucial additional trait of altruism.

69. The thesis introduces the net present value method and the internal rate of return method which are most commonly used in the long term investment of pump enterprises.

70. Many of the long serving boys in Libera are left wondering whether these exhaustive choir schedules abroad will damage their education in the long term.

71. The mechanical stability of the electrode plays a very important role in the long term stability of electrochemical behavior.

72. But in all the to-and-fro over raising the debt ceiling, little sensible has been said about lowering spending in the long term.

73. In the long term this would make developing countries more creditworthy.

74. Cheng said Beijing "hopes for peaceful reunification in the long term, but he expects the two countries to remain separate in the short term", Hoagland reported.

75. CEPA should relax the restrictions about the definition of service supplier in the long term.

76. In the long term , as every economist knows,[http://sentencedict.com/in the long term.html] inflation brings devaluation.

77. In the long term, however, China will want full liberalisation of exchange controls, a freely floating currency and an inflation-targeting central bank.

78. Betting on horses is mug's game - nobody ever wins in the long term.

79. The president said he will release a deficit plan a week from Monday. It will not only cover the cost of the jobs bill, he said, but deal with debt in the long term.

80. The smart money is on Google in the long term, but this depends on whether location-based services turn up trumps.

81. Develop 9 km2 land in the first-phase project, and plan 19 km2 land in the long term, mainly building ship-building zone, petrochemical zone, transferring storage zone and living auxiliary zone.

82. In the long term, Theobald also thinks film studios could benefit from the technique. "What we're doing is the same effect [as used in Gladiator], but in real time with no manual input."

83. So that particular argument for extending particular function argument the assertion language or for expressing contracts in English goes away at least in the long term.

84. In the long term, growth in emerging economies will be contingent on their ability to innovate and shift away from an externally driven growth model to one fueled in part by local consumption.

85. These types of contracts provide an acquirer with more confidence in the projected revenues of an acquisition target, as well as confidence in the long term defensibility of the business.

86. So that particular argument for extending the assertion language or for expressing contracts in English goes away at least in the long term.

87. Interest expenses are minimised in the long term and volatility of results is reduced.

88. A complicating factor is uncertainty surrounding the choice of axisymmetric exhaust nozzle geometry and ventral strakes in the long term.

89. Commenter Cardinal Jones points us to a Buttonwood column from 2007 which questions whether buying equities always pays off in the long term.

90. I totally commend your approach – set aside time first thing to do what is important / most beneficial in the long term – but I have what may be a female / mother / main carer / worker problem...