Sentence examples for long-run view from inspiring English sources
The President articulated a long-run view of the economy and the challenges facing the American middle class.
The most cynical assessment of the matter, though, came from Mr. Diffie, who concluded, "The long-run view of the matter I have is that privacy has no possible chance -- individual autonomy has no possible chance -- against improving communications".
On the back of a Populus poll, the Institute for Government (IfG) says the parties contending for power at Westminster next year should listen to the public and avoid making uncosted promises, and consult experts more – taking a long-run view of the problems we face.
The thing with the long-run view is that it's actually a series of short spurts.
Me: You clearly have a long-run view of what artists should be doing and where the industry is going.
Part of the case for such a long-run view is that most of the EU's exports stay within Europe.
Two researchers who dedicated their lives to study the big transitions in human history by taking a very long run view on how we got to now and where we are heading.
Nor do we have a long run view.
Well, it's a precarious dance, if there's a dash of irony then genius, but if it's in the long run viewed as an attempt to be cool (a.l.a late 2000s MySpace) than you have failed.
Post-Keynesians not only reject the neutrality of money in the short-run, they also see money as an important factor in the long-run, a view other Keynesians dropped in the 1970s.
Moreover, in quarterly projections like one released Tuesday, Fed committee members set out long-run estimates that the markets view as implicit targets.
