Sentence examples for going to be long term from inspiring English sources

All of things that they are announcing today, they are already doing in an ad hoc fashion, apart from the fact that the troops in Syria are going to be long term," says Emma Ashford of the Cato Institute.

It's going to be long term.

I've got to look at the impairments and make them better, otherwise there are going to be long term implications that this patient doesn't even understand.

His book points out that willpower and regimented diets aren't going to be long-term, successful solutions.

When it was clear our relationship was going to be long-term, he started asking me what my priorities would be".

"They're asking, 'Where in New Zealand is not going to be long-term affected by rising sea levels?' " The growing foreign appetite for New Zealand property has generated a backlash.

"My fear is that the environmental damage from Hurricane Sandy is going to be long-term and will result more from our response than from the storm itself," said Robert S. Young, head of the Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines at Western Carolina University.

"If the money is specifically earmarked for Sept. 11 purposes and put into an account where it's easy to see and earning interest, that's great, because there are going to be long-term effects of this that we can't even imagine," she said.

"The networking is going to be long-term huge for me," says Michael Arnold, who received a Thousand Talents grant to work at the Kunming Institute of Zoology.

Either way the struggle against IS is going to be long-term, not least because the vital ground elements of the coalition campaign such as Iraqi forces need to be trained and integrated with Western air power.

If you make 10 networking contacts, for instance, that's great but only two or three of those are going to be long-term winners moving you closer to your goal.