Sentence examples for a much longer view from inspiring English sources

Mr. Greenspan takes a much longer view.

The big-bang advocates argue that government should take a much longer view than private investors.

Stern's moral argument for loving unborn generations as we love ourselves may be too strong, but there's a compelling case to be made that public policy should take a much longer view than private markets.

Still, insurers can make forecasts, as long as they take a much longer view and accept that the range of possible outcomes is much wider than they'd like it to be.

Hawkwind take a much longer view of what is a potentially catastrophic – perhaps environmental – human mistake.

But the general's immediate prognosis for Syria was grim, and he said any planning for supporting the opposition, assisting refugees and strengthening allied security forces required a much longer view than has informed much of the policy debate in Washington.

Running a channel you have a baton and you run as fast as you can and you pass it on to the next term but at the BBC you take a much longer term view than the commercial channels and I hope whoever takes over benefits from what I have done as I benefited from what my predecessor did".

On the other hand, state health care providers may take a much longer term view, with the assumption that a tooth remains functional, if not aesthetic, when operative care is not imperative.

With a family business, you can take a much longer-term view.

"The scariest conversation I have is when someone comes to me and says, 'I have been married for two or three years, when is the best time in my career to start a family?'" She urges them to shift their focus and take a much longer-term view.

At 13.7, Alva Noë encourages us to take a much longer and broader historical view of human enhancement before we condemn Armstrong.