Sentence examples for is very long term from inspiring English sources
As a result, their investment outlook is very long term in nature.
But it is very long term, running over 20 years, best suited, says Halle, to "patient capital".
Dr Jane Green, clinical epidemiologist at Oxford University, explained to Today programme presenter John Humphrys that the length of time women worked night shifts was an important factor in the study's conclusions: "It is very long term nightshift working which has been associated with breast cancer risk in most but not all studies".
No conceptual or biological advances are presented and it is also not clear to me from the Discussion what the authors hope to achieve with their system in the future (except create artificial cells, which is very long term goal).
They offer preservation of capital, relatively attractive yield and they are very long term.
"The bets we make in the aerospace sector are very chunky, they're very long term and they transcend multiple governments, so having a strategy which support businesses like us is a good thing," he said.
But, having said that, Japanese companies are very long term investors.
"What they all share are two things: They are very long term oriented, and they are very international.
I was definitely, in the back of my head, concerned that things would get derailed by the European crisis, but who we're dealing with is very long-term focused and they're also very globally minded.
It is projecting a return of 4% a year but, with SEIS tax breaks, says that is equal to 10.4% a year – although, again, this is very long-term.
