Sentence examples for long term writing from inspiring English sources

In the long term, writing about values has been shown to boost GPAs, reduce doctor visits, improve mental health, and help with everything from weight loss to quitting smoking and reducing drinking.

"The 10-year cost estimate is thus a poor indicator of the package's true impact over the long term," wrote Joel Friedman, a tax economist at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

"We continue to believe Nexen offers investors significant option value to high-impact exploration while providing a string of legacy assets that will support the production profile over the intermediate to long term," wrote Byrne in a recent research report.

"While the company already had a healthy balance sheet – we hadn't dipped into our previous round of funding – the new capital enables us to accelerate long-term product investments and expand into new markets while continuing to maintain a strong balance sheet over the long term," wrote Sekar.

"There has to be performance and results tied to it otherwise the company will falter in the long term," wrote a commenter who went by Ryan.

"A few years ago it would have seemed unthinkable that yields like today's could have been obtained on good-grade municipal or corporate bonds even while risk-free governments offered near-zero returns on short-term bonds and no better than a pittance on long terms," writes Buffett in his letter to shareholders for the 2009 annual meeting.

You may prefer to write a new short scene every day, or work on a long-term, writing project.

This would have very positive implications for the company's long-term," writes Blodgett in his morning note to Merrill Lynch clients.

"Telling people to follow their passions (without any other advice or guidance) simply sends them on a dream chase which may be more harmful to their careers in the long-term," wrote Colin Shillingford.

What did Taylor's long-term writing partner Joe Goddard think about his extracurricular activities?

I mean Adam [McKay, his long-term writing partner] and I are kicking an idea around for a film about two guys who go down to defend the border [with Mexico].