Sentence examples for beyond the immediate term from inspiring English sources

Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, warned that tax reform is risky beyond the immediate term, not only for the United States but for the world.

Morgan Stanley added, "For investors willing to look beyond the immediate term, the shares offer a trading bounce into the upper $30s, in our opinion".

But it is in our country's national interest to look beyond the immediate short term.

Make three kinds of goals beyond the immediate moment: Short term goals are like deciding on and filling out a degree plan or making applications for jobs or for going to trade school, college, etc. (get by with public transportation, a bike, motorbike, or an old, mechanically good but beat-up car).

Some studies argue that disasters have few effects beyond the immediate or short-term recovery periods [11], [12], while others conclude that at most, natural disasters exacerbate existing trends [15], [16].

Beyond the immediate vulnerability, the longer term impacts are worrying, too.

We dared hope that "never again" had resonance again beyond the immediate birth of such terms of ethics and legality.

Look beyond the immediate and set a long-term goal.

The response demands looking beyond the immediate emergency to the long-term impacts of climate change, said James Vose, a Forest Service research ecologist.

The benefactors Australia, France, Japan, Norway, Britain and the United States endorsed tree protection in terms that went beyond the immediate need to stem emissions.

"Beyond the immediate impact, the floods will have a longer term impact on the livelihoods of these families".