Sentence examples for long term a from inspiring English sources
"Therefore, I would hope in the long term a fence would be irrelevant," Mr. Bush said.
In the long term, a different and perhaps bright future beckons for Detroit.
"The president has encouraged his advisers to think long term," a White House official said today.
Do you see any IT governance model that could actually work over the long term?A.
But in the long term a halving of the economic speed limit would have grim consequences.
Even David might walk – though that would seem petulant and would be, in the long term, a bad mistake.
The state also needs to start thinking long term -- a proposal by the Assembly to require a four-year financial plan with quarterly updates deserves support.
But that may be too long-term a solution for some utilities.
Turning away Turkey from the EU would be a great, long-term – a century-long – error by Europe".
This latter goal was long-term, a cosmic struggle, possibly indefinite and certainly undefinable in terms of time.
He insists, however, that the reason behind the dispute – the council belatedly complying with fair-pay legislation – was both unavoidable and, long-term, a success.
