Sentence examples similar to a long term backer from inspiring English sources
High-profile private donors have stepped in to save the UK's only prize for female writers after a scramble for a sponsor failed to come up with a long-term backer to replace Orange for 2013.
The remaining suitors comprised two consortiums of local businessmen, plus the Super League itself – although if that last bid were successful the organisation has stressed that it would be only a short-term arrangement until a long-term backer is found.
Rolls-Royce is said to be preparing to allow ValueAct a seat on its board after the US activist investor sought to reassure the company and its shareholders that it was a long-term backer with the right experience to help revive the embattled engineer.
If the American arms buildup over the last decade helped to weaken the Soviet Union, by prompting it to spend more on weapons than it could afford - and some reputable experts believe that is the case - then Mr. Bush is entitled to take some credit, as a long-term backer of big military budgets.
US President Barack Obama is expected to use the G20 meeting in St Petersburg to rally other world leaders in support of US action, although his efforts are unlikely to sway G20 host host Vladimir Putin, a long-term backer of President Assad.
"Nature conservation is a long term thing.
This is a long-term project.
Investing is a long term game.
A Long term I'm optimistic.
