Sentence examples for long term pan from inspiring English sources
A Downing Street spokesman said: "Bringing the bloated Housing Benefit bill under control is a key part of our long term pan to fix welfare.
Exxon may be gambling that Iraq's government cannot afford to kick around a firm so crucial to its long-term pans to expand oil production.As these examples show, operating in Iraq is risky even before dealing with a creaking energy infrastructure and parlous security.
NF-κB signaling regulates wound healing and inflammation 5, 22; therefore, long-term pan-blockade in the liver could have detrimental side effects.
These sorts of less-flashy startups are just as important as SpaceX and Planetary Resources — should their long term visions pan out, they could help lay the groundwork (spacework?) for more majestic, horizon-expanding ventures to come.
But things haven't panned out long term.
Beacon Hill is a small township with a high rate of migration and informal work (particularly small scale sale of goods at the roadside and unregulated diamond panning), meaning fewer long term relationships developed between residents.
Assessing how things will develop over the coming years is already tricky, but how will all this pan out in the long term?
Whether this pans out in the long term remains to be seen.
Such long term follow-up can only be achieved by independent academic research organisations operating within a Pan-European framework.
"Think long term," he said.
