Sentence examples similar to it gets long term from inspiring English sources

It is one of those relationships that you want to nurture so much that it gets long-term at least for 2-4 years.

"I feel it's got long term 'legs'". he says.

Speers: But you've got long term promises.

It helps to understand what was in many ways the simplest -- and seemingly among the surest -- trades that got Long Term Capital into trouble.

A feeling, I believe, we can get long term by having a relationship with the Divine.

Just start selling what you have, and get long term customers.

"There are people building projects and selling into the spot market but it's a very risky business and it's hard to get long-term financing for it," says Mike Garland, Pattern Energy's chief executive.

In parallel there has been a concerted drive by charities working in the Calais camp to inform children that, aside from the dangers of trying to make an illegal crossing, it is often easier to get long-term permission to remain in France than it is in the UK.

Their parents have been campaigning for a drug that can slow its progression to get long-term NHS recognition.

Overall, the IPO pipeline has become over congested and it needs sellers to adjust their pricing expectations to get it flowing again and to get long-term investors interested.

They held talks with David Cameron and William Hague, the foreign secretary, and agreed a deal to make it easier for Ukrainians to get long-term British visas.