Sentence examples for its longer term from inspiring English sources

Mr Knudstorp said the Legoland sale solved Lego's short-term debt crisis, and enabled it to focus on its longer term problem of falling prices for Lego products.

Labor is also saying its longer term funding would be subject to a new negotiation.

The company said: "Chemring has concluded that there are a number of business units within the group which do not form part of its longer term strategy.

The key point is that Viridor retains its longer term structural growth story, through the planned roll-out Energy from Waste (EfW) plants.

Of course, we don't know what advice King received or even what its longer term plans are and effective IP management involves anticipating your future needs.

This is a first step in its longer term goal of recruiting an extra 20,000 nurses by 2020.

Envisioned as an interim measure, it stated its longer-term intention was to "substitute" an upper house "on a popular instead of a hereditary basis".

It says it still stands by its longer-term projections that forecast significant warming over the course of this century.

The insurer says it is expanding the program, even as it continues to study its longer-term impact.

The Met Office stresses that the work is experimental and that it still stands by its longer-term projections.

It is believed that the probe, named Philae, moved after it initially touched down, and there is still concern about its longer-term stability.