Sentence examples for long term too from inspiring English sources
He needs to think long term, too.
But he is an investment for the long term too.
It wants, ultimately, to keep you on the site – not just in the short term, but in the long term too.
Osborne derided Ed Miliband's pledge to freeze consumer energy bills for 20 months as a "back of the fag packet policy" that would drive up short-term prices and hinder investment, therefore driving prices up in the long term too.
But he has always been one for the long term too, and there is probably a five-year plan to restore Godolphin's credibility already taking shape in Sheikh Mohammed's mind.
Aside from deeply flawed arguments about crowding out even with zero interest rates, what you usually encounter are assertions that there is no such thing as a temporary spending increase — and the related claim is that spending cuts now will signal spending restraint over the long term too.
He said that engineers would be improving the code over the long-term, too.
Perhaps it's time to for you to start thinking long-term too, and put that Easter DIY to good use.
The harm can be long-term, too – Jones's Google results are now led by stories of her harassment, not of her theatrical success, and they may be for some time.
You have to think about the long-term too".
The effects can be immediate wooziness and light sensitivity for weeks, for example—and long-term; too many concussions can lead to a degenerative brain disease called chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) later in life.
