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short-term

[shawrt-turm] / ˈʃɔrtˈtɜrm /


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High short-term interest rates are another pressure, particularly for smaller firms, which often rely on credit card borrowing to meet financing needs.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Legislative Analyst’s Office, which offers guidance to the Legislature about budgetary issues, has cautioned that the tax might lead to only short-term benefits.

From Los Angeles Times

Long-term climate projections are generally more stable and reliable than short-term forecasts, which are more sensitive to rapid weather changes.

From Science Daily

This is what happens when the adaptive systems we call on for short-term survival are tapped for an indefinite stretch.

From Salon

She went on short-term disability and was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment, which can lead to dementia.

From The Wall Street Journal