Sentence examples similar to entail a long term from inspiring English sources
The Giants could gamble on getting one of them in 2020; trading for a veteran after Manning retires, which would be expensive in terms of draft picks and salary, or signing a free agent, but that would entail a long-term contract that would go against their cap space.
Gastrectomy for peptic ulcer disease might entail a long-term increased risk of laryngeal and pharyngeal cancer.
It could be predicted that the evolution of self-compatibility may provide a short-term adaptation but entail a long-term risk of extinction.
Obtaining a space for a physical store generally entails a long-term commitment, as landlords usually negotiate leases for several years, and, especially in areas (such as New York City) where the difference in the success of a store can be made even by a few blocks.
By definition, engagement entails a long-term approach that abandons "sticks" and reassures both sides that their respective fears are unfounded.
And this will entail a long and arduous journey.
"Nature conservation is a long term thing.
This is a long-term project.
