Sentence examples for long term not merely from inspiring English sources

However, success must be measured in the long term, not merely by a lack of bloodshed in January, and it is critical the UK does not treat the referendum as the end of our involvement.

"Employers may view desperation as a sign of weakness, and, again, they want employees who are seeking a long-term career, not merely a job," he says.

These techniques must be judged by their safety, ease of performance and long-term effects, not merely by the rapidity with which they can be performed.

Think long-term not short-term.

His best Sopranos episodes, the witty Pine Barrens (directed by Buscemi) or the emotional Long Term Parking, are not merely quotable; they also fashion something new out of straightforward material.

Europe "shouldn't rush to provide help that doesn't achieve anything in the long term and merely weakens the euro," she said.

But long term is not their focus.

However information on long term complications is merely available for SD-CT, and limited for HD-CT.

Since November the term has not merely been promulgated.

In the long term, just possibly not.

Long term wasn't Cantor's style.