Sentence examples similar to a pretty long term from inspiring English sources
"Mitch is looking like a pretty long-term injury and we haven't finalised the exact issue," said Baxter.
We obviously look at each quarter carefully, but in doing cash flow analysis, we take a pretty long-term view and that's part of our call here," says King. Guidant shares trade at 23 times its last 12 months' free cash flow per share.
A: I like to pride myself on thinking pretty long term, but not that long term.
"Last year I went from 50.49 to 48.98 and I'd say that was a pretty long way in athletics terms.
He said he had a "pretty long discussion" about standing for a fourth term with his wife, Bronagh Key.
Say for a 34-year-old like me with a 401(k) and a pretty aggressive long-term outlook … Yes, I use these forums to get free investment and legal advice and, so far, one free book.
There's nothing wrong with basing a business off of lead generation, although some of the offers are pretty sketchy (long term credit card or mobile subscriptions for little or no value).
They usually work out pretty expensive long term compared to just owning your own HDDs.
A long term affair with a pretty assistant in the FAR begun in the 1960s, they say, produced at least one son named Guillermo in the early 1970s.
"Since they can invest and stay invested over a long term, they're building pretty much everything from scratch.
