Sentence examples for added long term from inspiring English sources

But their involvement is crucial, and will have the added long term benefit of increasing the power of their voices in all areas.

Later on with the help of his collaborators another two criteria were added: Long-Term Orientation (LTO ) and Indulgence versus Restraint (IVR) (Hofstede et al. 2010).

He added: "Long-term it would be a massive achievement if I could reach Rio and then [Pyeongchang] 2018 - it's certainly something I'm looking to do".

Through the merger, Hertz will add long-term car, truck and equipment leasing and fleet management services to its existing rental car business.

Executives at the auto companies have indicated a willingness to improve profit-sharing formulas to avoid across-the-board pay increases that add long-term structural costs.

"As 1 World Trade Center continues to rise into the city skyline," he said Thursday, "the timing is right to determine whether there is a strategic partnership that can add long-term success to the building".

So, perhaps marketers should focus more on getting the content of their message right, rather than simply getting it out there quickly – "right time" may indeed be a far more appropriate term than real-time, with an emphasis on the right content that adds long-term value to a brand.

The package enraged some shareholders, on the grounds that no one knows yet whether the Mannesmann buy will really add long-term shareholder value.

It remains unclear whether adding long-term prostate-specific antigen velocity (PSAV) to baseline PSA values improves classification of prostate cancer (PCa) risk and mortality in the general population.

Combined, these results underscore the C-storage benefit of adding long-term protection status to remaining island forests; Total forest aboveground C stock increases linearly with increasing reserve area (Additional file 1: Figure S11).

But because the range of temperatures is so narrow in the tropics, he adds, long-term changes in climate show up more quickly there, even though they're smaller than those occurring elsewhere in the world.