Sentence examples for long term over from inspiring English sources

"It's really pay for performance over the long term, over 30-plus years," he said in April.

The 2007 report talks about equilibrium temperatures in the very long term (over centuries); the forthcoming one talks about them in 2100.

"One of the reasons we really like this business is we believe in the long term; over the next 10 to 20 years, that market is going to continue to grow as the baby boomers age".

In the long term, over 30% of the surveyed organizations clearly intend to use SECaaS.

"Long term, over two to four years, they will lose most of the best people".

Speaking in the kind of terminology reminiscent of Phil Libin, CEO of another personal data app, Evernote, Morin expanded more on the long-term nature of Path's vision: "We take your memories seriously and we want to be a place [where those] live long term over time".

The long-term over-exploitation of forests since ancient times is a specific aspect of the French Mediterranean region which has led to uncontrolled forest fires and landscape degradation.

The long-term over-expression of huTIMP-3 in murine hematopoietic cells resulted in late onset and dramatic osteosclerosis, eventually resulting in death.

Disturbance by long-term over-grazing can cause deterioration of soil chemical and physical properties in grasslands, such as decreased organic carbon and total nitrogen concentrations by at least two mechanisms [4].

This paper assesses the future variability of water resources in the short, medium and long terms over a large Sudano-Sahelian catchment in West Africa.

We have an ageing population and it doesn't give us a vibrant economic base from which to build a community long term.' Over in Ford, the village of 1,400 which gives its name to the eco-town, there is only one houshold on Arun District Council's waiting list, while there are 1,605 seven miles away in Bognor Regis and 861 in Littlehampton, three miles away.