Sentence examples for bit long term from inspiring English sources

We've got to think a bit long term.

What are hackers gonna do, steal my recipes?" But it's important to think a bit more long term.

Here we say the cells exhibit Iasym(M Y)≡I(M Y(t = t0+tasym:∞)) bits of long term memory in the observable response Y during the experiment, where tasym is the time it takes for the signal to settle (Definition (3) in Appendix S1).

Some women may be holding out for something a bit more, well, long term.

It won't hurt Apple one bit over the long term.

I'm worried about the possibility of losing the bits over the long term, or the possibility of wear on the slot that holds the additional bit causing said bit to fall out.

I am there to help and support him and look a bit more strategically and long term in our planning.

"We're doing a little bit worse over the long term," Holtz-Eakin said, "and it's largely due to policy" changes.

I'm there to help and support, and look a bit more strategically and long term in our planning".

Another partnership with National Emergency Number Association — though that one's a bit more of a long term payoff, designed to help improve emergency call routing.

Just as the industry previously moved from 8-bit to 16-bit to 32-bit computers, the transition to 64-bit is inevitable in the long term.