Sentence examples for long term speaking from inspiring English sources

Arsenal majority shareholder Stan Kroenke said he will be "here for the long term", speaking at the club's AGM.

After all, in the long term (speaking of Keynes) we're all dead possibly of gunshot wounds.

The long term results speak for themselves: Our degraded infrastructure, the near bankruptcy of countless municipal governments and the super-rich getting richer as the middle class slides to lower middle class status.

Over the very long term, and historically speaking, investing in the stock market has provided the best opportunity for growth.

When I spoke to the company's president and COO Niccolo de Masi the day the phone was launched, he called the handset a "long-term play," speaking in terms of a decade's worth of development to reach the heights of the big names.

In a press release, one of Tinder's board directors and Benchmark partner Matt Cohler explained that "there was a mutual agreement here that it was not the right long-term fit," speaking about Payne's brief stint as CEO.

Investment analysts and academics aren't so sure that long-term returns speak so clearly.

But its consistent emphasis on long-term value speaks for itself.

One long-term friend spoke of Betty's life as one in synch with the twists, turns, and turmoil of the American Left.

Citigroup, another American giant with a broad range of financial businesses, trades on 14 times earnings.Over the long term, GE's performance will speak for itself (although not necessarily for the risks it takes to earn this money: remember the profit-smoothing).

(Practically speaking, in the long term, an infusion of immigrants may bring real economic benefits to Germany, an aging, shrinking country).