Sentence examples for long run one from inspiring English sources

In the long run one would expect to gain understanding on more complex phenomena like reaction on the membrane and membrane deactivation.

"He's going to be fine in the long run," one official in the organization said.

"Unfortunately, we have found in the Danny Pearl case and elsewhere that sometimes not everything they said proved to be true in the long run," one official said.

The uprising at Attica was, in the not very long run, one of the things that stopped prison reform dead in its tracks.

"In the long run one has to say these aren't fantastic levels for Spain to be financing itself, given the sheer volume of debt it's got to sell this year".

Betting on homophobia may pay off politically in the short run (ask Rick Santorum), but it is a losing bet for the GOP in the long run – one that will cost them at the ballot box this November.

Your pitch should never be one long run on sentence.

But her fundamental appeal is not to the self-interest of her country-men, who she suspects may think that their own burden of taxation is lightened by that placed on the Americans, but to the principle that it is only by supporting the rights of others that one can in the long run support one's own rights.

Long Run made one serious mistake in this race but his return to winning form at Grade One level for the first time since his Gold Cup win in 2011 adds considerable strength in depth to Henderson's challenge for the next running of that race.

It is possible that microcredit can raise income and reduce poverty, but only in the long run (which one might expect from the effect of the programme on investment).

This model indicates that in the long run, a one percentage increase in international fuel prices results into a 0.5%% increase in domestic fuel prices, and a one percent depreciation of the nominal exchange rate leads to a 0.7%% increase in the domestic fuel prices.