Sentence examples for in its long term from inspiring English sources
"It has to be about making Welsh rugby comfortable in its long term player retention in Wales".
Also, given its stated confidence in its long term margin targets, why has Cadbury not forecast its much more relevant and nearer term 2010 earnings?
Europe seems to have finally learned that going into overdrive over the slightest change in the Chinese market and economy, isnt in its long term interests.
This crisis is emanating from China, which makes it different in its long-term implications from previous pull-backs.
It is not in its long-term economic and security interest to divorce from the international mainstream.
Fan footage has extra value over a programme or sweatshirt in its long-term marketing reach; it's a form of guerilla advertising – and it comes for free.
Barclays said it would "play a pivotal role" in its "long-term strategic priorities".
But if shutdown is imminent, it may start implementing Code Dahmer in its long-term strategy.
It's a close approximation for discretionary spending, and it's what the CBO uses in its long-term projections.
Meanwhile, the Pentagon is set to formally declare on Monday that it will take climate change into account in its long-term strategic thinking.
Another reason the budget is probably unrealistic, especially in its long-term estimates, is that much of it is predicated on extended economic forecasts.
