Sentence examples for for a very long term from inspiring English sources

Corrosion studies on ancient metallic objects are performed with the aim of evaluating their stability for a very long term.

Environmental health research may collect or analyze data over a very long term; for example, the National Children's Study (2006) is projected to collect data for at least 21 years, and analysis will continue for decades beyond that (Branum et al. 2003).

Asked about the decision to direct all resources to Buy Me A Pie!, Nederev tells TechCrunch that the team have a "very long term vision for our service", including potentially moving to a different revenue model and away from the existing premium play.

You must be prepared for a very long-term, detail-oriented, labor-intensive path as you take the step from business to franchised business.

One must point out that we followed our patients for a very long-term period, performing six infusion courses in a period of 120 weeks.

In addition to the population-based nature of our study and the ability for a very long-term follow-up of clinical outcomes (up to 8.5 years), there are a number of other strengths of this study.

Recent research by the TUC showed that the erosion of living standards for lower-paid workers is a very long-term phenomenon: while incomes for the top 10% of earners doubled in real terms between 1978 and 2008, they increased by just 27% for the bottom tenth.

Facebook has a very long-term view for the software.

Another might be that investing for the long term, can mean for a very, very long term.

Gail:  My ideal road map for getting Social Security on a secure footing for the very long term would be to lift the cap.

Chicago tax lawyer Kaye Thomas speculates the IRS may introduce a fifth method triple category averaging to accommodate a new, lower rate for very long term gains that will be phased in beginning next year.