Sentence examples similar to long term sake from inspiring English sources

Clearly IDS has higher ambitions: "Recovery, not just process and pragmatism, must be at the heart of addiction strategy for the long-term sake of the people, and the communities it destroys".

Yes, there are differences in growth rates, inflation, etc., among countries, but not so great — or predictable — that you can exploit them long term for diversification's sake.

Nadella too knows that he must fundamentally change how his company does business for the sake of the long term health of the organization.

Its about scrapping the plans altogether and going back to the drawing board, for the sake of our long term economic and ecological survival.

Long term?

What about long term?

Long term, it.

Long term savings?