Sentence examples for long run position from inspiring English sources

Comcast Ventures' Michael Yang has an investment thesis grounded in VR and AR's long run position as primary computing platforms.

They also emphasize the crucial point that even if austerity doesn't literally worsen the long-run position, it does at best very little to improve that position — yet imposes large current costs.

This leads to an inflation of inventory values, and therefore of accounting profits, in time of rising prices (and a corresponding deflation under falling prices), which may be an exaggeration of the long-run position of the firm.

It's very difficult to overtake here, the Red Bulls are very hard to beat but the Ferrari, Red Bull and Lotus are very quick on long runs so position is quite important in qualifying.

Over the long run, Mr. Hussein's position is not an enviable one.

In the long run, the new position of the commission and the Bush administration could make state regulators the biggest losers.

"But in the long run, can they position this company to be a standout in an industry that is increasingly competitive?" Mr. May added: "They face a long haul in getting there.

"We believe that Hillary Clinton in the long run is better positioned to take on John McCain," Mr. Penn said.

But in the long run we're positioned very well to make money," he says.

In the video, Lewellen makes a long run from his safety position to the sideline and is one of several defenders to meet the ball carrier, greeting him with what appeared to be a glancing blow of the shoulder.

It's never a good idea to take a compromise job that will hurt you in the long run, like a B.S./M.S. position if you are a Ph.D. That's too much of a compromise.