Sentence examples similar to long term premises from inspiring English sources

For example, Gatwick school in Crawley, West Sussex, had planning permission refused last week; it had applied to make the office block where it has been operating for the past year its long-term premises.

The principal purpose of the FGC is to provide long-term, functional premises for the majority of the ministries, that is, the FGC must provide necessary space for functioning ministries.

The new stuff is constrained by something critic Alan Sepinwall has repeatedly (and rightly) complained about: Networks want high-concept premises for their comedies, but those premises often hobble attempts to make the shows good in the long term.

Parents have expressed concern at its long term closure but the school's foundation status means governors can assume full control of the premises.

It's very long term.

"Think long term," he said.

Long term?

What about long term?

Long term, it.

Long term savings?

But long term?