Sentence examples for a bit more long from inspiring English sources

What are hackers gonna do, steal my recipes?" But it's important to think a bit more long term.

"A bit more long balls and it was hard for me to get used to it, but once I adjusted, I did some good things because I scored two goals, but I think I can still improve".

One reason is that rich Russians are thinking a bit more long-term anyway.

As in Russia, managers who used simply to loot their companies are thinking a bit more long-term.

But at the same time, if we look a bit more long-term, there are actually positive signs out there.

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So, the Chancellor's "long Term Economic plan" is bit more long term than he might once have hoped.

Back in 2010, Jesse Pickard, Jeff Evans, Andy Mroczkowski and Karl Stenerud initially founded MindSnacks as a way to help their friends and fellow gamers turn their Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja addictions into something with a little bit more long-term value.

Some women may be holding out for something a bit more, well, long term.

"He's in his early 30s - everything seems to hurt a bit more after long days and big innings," added Flower.

I am there to help and support him and look a bit more strategically and long term in our planning.