Sentence examples for long term move from inspiring English sources

Google's forced march of Google + data into its social experience may be a good long term move for the search company, but it comes at the cost of meshing with Apple's accelerated Twitter interoperability.

If the situation is long term, move immediately to the next step.

Long term, moving to integrated models of care and pooling health and social care budgets is the right direction of travel.

"But we always end up in the long term moving forward, improving, involving, and perfecting our democracy.

The drafting of Brees was the long-term move, since Flutie will probably only play two or three more years.

"I think it was the right strategic long-term move for the Chrysler Corporation as well as the Daimler-Benz Corporation," Mr. Valade said of the merger.

For both teams and for me it was the right moment, but it was a long-term move, not just six months".

At that point he turned an earlier loan spell at Celtic into a long-term move and Lennon, by his own admission, was "desperate" to sign the keeper.

During the recession, domestic manufacturers appear to have accelerated the long-term move toward greater automation, laying off more of their lowest-skilled workers and replacing them with cheaper labor abroad.

He could hire from the outside, a safer long-term move, or bring in a temporary coach so the program could attempt to retain its momentum from 2011, when it went 11-2.

The task of replacing Jeter for now falls to Eduardo Nunez, who had spent several days preparing to move to third base, which had figured to be a long-term move given Rodriguez's tenuous status.