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short-term

[shawrt-turm] / ˈʃɔrtˈtɜrm /


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Councils had the power to charge more council tax for second homes and the ministry was "removing the incentive for landlords to prioritise short-term holiday lets over longer-term homes", a spokesperson said.

From BBC

I’ve always been leery of short-term rentals, and my friends’ recent experience is further proof that rummaging through an online grab bag of properties isn’t for me.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many resorts in Mexico are located in gated communities or have their own security staff, which is less common with short-term rentals.

From The Wall Street Journal

"A short-term oat-based diet at regular intervals could be a well-tolerated way to keep the cholesterol level within the normal range and prevent diabetes," says Junior Professor Simon.

From Science Daily

This can strip away the effects of shorter-term moves in asset values, as well as the lumpy process of selling down past investments to harvest gains.

From The Wall Street Journal