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in the long term
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in the long/medium/short term
a long, medium, or short time in the future Cuts in company spending now should lead to profits in the long term. In the short term, temporary housing will be provided for all of the flood victims.
See also: long, term

in the long term also for the long term
involving a long period of time Better teacher training will make a big difference to the school in the long term. For the long term, we hope our plans will create a large number of jobs.
Related vocabulary: take the long view
See also: long, term


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However, investors are confident that this downturn will be short lived and are optimistic for the performance outlook in the medium term.
Capital adequacy is not expected to recover significantly in the medium term due to the potential for further reserve strengthening, plus the impact of forecast significant premium and more modest reserve growth over the rating horizon.
Further improvements in creditworthiness will depend not only on progress on debt reduction but also North America's economic performance in the medium term.
 
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