Sentence examples for go long term from inspiring English sources
"We're hoping it's just the start and does go long term, because I hate six or nine month contracts that then stop".
Duncan Green, strategic adviser for Oxfam GB and author of From Poverty to Power blog, asks if it would be "better to pull back from the day to day trench warfare of Whitehall and go long term, working with youth, investing more in development education, working on public attitudes to race and 'Otherness'?".
"We will go long term for more".
"We will go long term for more". Nokia's march for the next billion--in customers and revenue--is requiring yet another dramatic reshaping of a company known for metamorphosis.
Referring to Mr. Scerbo of Daybreak Express, he explained the difference: "I send him an opera that we're not doing for five years, he goes long term.
Yet there is a big difference between foreign volunteers and local helpers: the former can choose the degree and duration of their involvement, while the latter have to find a way to keep going long term.
Later, stubborn as ever, he adds, "I went long term when the market went day trader".
There's a possibility of going long term throughout the year.
"We clearly have the ability to go long-term in this nomination process".
"After that, we can have a full-fledged debate on where we go long-term on health care".
