Sentence examples for long long term from inspiring English sources

But whisky's real secret is that in a world where the quick buck rules, its makers are forced, by the very nature of their business, to think long, long term.

Looking at the long, long, long term, the cosmos isn't shaping up well for sentient beings or any other living things.

Long, long term, things like AI and the fact that more and more of us will have more and more spare time, things like games — in the broadest possible sense — become quite important for humanity".

In the midst of several accounting scandals, Miles says the biggest immediate change to corporate governance is that "audit committee meetings take twice as long". Long term, he expects boards to get more involved in self-evaluation.

Stadia feels like a long, long term play for Google, but until we know more about where it will be at launch, traditional console gaming does not feel like it's in imminent danger, even if streaming may indeed be the far-flung future.

That's the conventional wisdom when it comes to figuring out if the person you're dating is the person you'll be with in the long, long term.

This has been a long, long-term battle for her.

Socio-demographic factors predict the outcome of short-term psychotherapy (STT) in the treatment of mood and anxiety disorders, but information on the prediction for long long-term therapy (LPP) is lacking.

However, plastic materials have some disadvantages, the most important criterion is its long long-term persistence in the environment in consequence of their resistance to degradation (Gajendiran et al. 2016).

Mark Zuckerberg said on the Q1 2016 earnings call he sees VR as a long, long-term bet rather than a way to make a quick buck on 3D games.

They're betting that Amazon's long, long-term focus will eventually bring the company the marketshare it needs in the tablet (and maybe smartphone) markets to be a financially meaningful platform.