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

Our attitude is, this is not a sprint this is a long-term race.

But, thinking of this as a long-term race, instead of your short-term goal this week, will help you make smarter decisions.

They have obviously been very easy on him, which is understandable given the potential threat of his brittle feet and the lack of long term racing experience.

Residents are waiting to see how much of the traditional carefree spirit of Marathon Monday will remain after officials implement security measures to make the 26.2-mile route "the safest place on the planet," a goal the long-term race director outlined last week.

On 27 June Webber announced he would be retiring from Formula One racing at the conclusion of the 2013 season and subsequently join Porsche on a long-term deal racing LMP1 Sportscars in the FIA World Endurance Championship.

Obama urged Americans to adopt a long-term perspective on race relations.

Trying to Avoid a Wedge In the White House, Mr. Obama has relied on a long-term strategy on race and politics that he has been refining throughout his career.

"I hope we can amplify the fact that in rooting out corruption there will be a long-term benefit for racing, because there is no product if there is no integrity.

"These white gains among the city's younger ranks along with its continued draw of immigrant minorities suggests that New York's long-term race-ethnic balance will not change appreciably.

Life as business are both long-term races.

CART was seeking a long-term contract with the race's organizers, said A. William Stokkan, CART's chairman and chief executive officer, so that it could present television networks with a firm schedule at least three years in advance when negotiating broadcast fees.