Sentence examples similar to based on very long term from inspiring English sources
All of this, of course, is based on very long-term projections by a government that has often had trouble predicting budget surpluses and deficits a year or two in advance.
So, any current statement on the environmental risks of conventional crops is based on very long-term observations, which cannot be automatically extended to the GMOs per analogy simply because apparently there's no difference in the frequency, variation and replication of mutations obtained through the insertion of homologous and heterologous genes.
where the limit on the RHS can be numerically approached based on very long sequences.
–Historical returns are based on very, very long time periods.
He concludes from this that people are focused on the very long term.
So taking major decisions now about spending, which could have very long term and serious implications for the future of the economy, based on forecasts that may well prove wrong is a risky business.
Jeff Bezos, for instance, has consistently managed Amazon.com with an eye on the long term – sometimes, the very long term.
And a strategy to maximise sales now, based on very low prices, would be counterproductive in the long term.
However, this long term effect is unexpected, especially in the light of an absence of effect in the short term, and is based on very small numbers.
However, the completeness of very long-term follow-up on these cohorts of patients is uncertain.
