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short-term

[shawrt-turm] / ˈʃɔrtˈtɜrm /


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Nonetheless, America could ratchet up efforts to win the favour of islanders by short-term financial incentives or the prospect of future economic benefits.

From BBC

Recent moves in the bond market have set up a so-called bull steepening in the Treasury curve, where short-term yields fall more quickly than longer-dated yields.

From Barron's

Already, working adults rapidly learn new skills through short-term programs, in-person or online, that teach modern, in-demand capabilities.

From MarketWatch

David Saker is also part of the coaching team on a short-term deal as a bowling consultant – the third different man to hold the role in little more than a year.

From BBC

Recent moves in the bond market have set up a so-called bull steepening in the Treasury curve, where short-term yields fall more quickly than longer-dated yields.

From Barron's