Sentence examples similar to a grim long term from inspiring English sources

Not safely; those huge future tax cuts have created a grim long-term financial outlook, and any further tax cuts would make the outlook even grimmer.

Wouldn't a debt default — an unprecedented event in American history, and one that would make many investors run for the hills — make for a far bigger deficit and a grimmer long-term debt picture than any government overspending scenario the group could imagine?

I once read in Robertson Davies's Deptford Trilogy about the grim long-term effects of throwing a snowball with a rock in it.

THESE grim long-term prospects stand in contrast to the improvement in the lot of large numbers of cane cutters and millions of other low-skilled laborers in Brazil in recent years.

A Long term I'm optimistic.

"Nature conservation is a long term thing.

This is a long-term project.

"It's a long term goal.

Make a long term plan.

Set a long term goal.

Try to accomplish a long term goal.