Sentence examples similar to for a really long term from inspiring English sources

For a really long-term trend, consider that of 59 skeletons found in a Stone Age graveyard, at least 24 died from violence.

But if you are investing for the really long term, that should leave you better off.

It is technically impressive, but not really long term fun for the kids.

For a really long time.

I was really depressed for a really long time.

One of the world's leading industrial multinationals has said it will be investing in fossil fuels for "the really long-term", despite commitments to green technologies including renewable energy and energy efficiency.

How's this for an implausible premise for a novel: Sci-Fi author Neal Stephenson's latest book, Anathem, revolves around cloistered groups of nerds who live in a far-off world and think long term--really long term.

In a moment of levity at the end of his "Cutting Up Manuscripts" lecture, Christopher de Hamel makes a hypothetical case for book breaking: "If we take the really long-term cosmic view of the world … all manuscripts will be destroyed.

So that was a really costly, long term battle.

But this lack of regard for my health isn't really a long term option.

Niyogi, who thinks there isn't really a long term value for badges as rewards, says the "second-screen" market is still relatively young relative to TV content, and there is a lot of potential for advertising on this new experience.