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

A long-term term view shows that the XAL is threatening to solidly overtake the 60 level for the first time since January 2004.

"So a long term view has been taken".

We take a long term view and have permanent capital".

And a commission, working in conjunction with the new Council on Women and Girls, could take a long term view, extended beyond one four-year term.

I have a long-term view and a short-term view.

It's the difference between taking a long-term view and a short-term one and it's what our high streets need.

"We've carved a niche for ourselves," said Jonathan G. Davis, 48, founder and chairman of the company, "as value-added investors with a long-term view and long-term equity capital available to us".

Only a long-term view will provide long-term solutions.MATTHEW PLUNKETTBerkeley, CaliforniaRights and wrongsSIR—I suspect most Americans feel their current success came despite, rather than because of, heavy reliance on their judiciary ("Bringing rights home", August 26th).

Let's take a long-term view, not grapple for a short-term sticking plaster.

At Investec, analyst John Lawson advised clients to hold the shares, but Shore Capital analyst Robin Speakman was a buyer: We see long-term opportunity and so take a long-term view of the investment potential.

Mr. Wiggins added that Merrill would urge its brokers to "remind their clients that the best investment approach is to take a long-term view and to keep their long-term objectives in mind".