Sentence examples for long-term game from inspiring English sources
"But it's a long-term game.
Divestment is a long-term game.
There should be a long-term game plan here.
"Establishing a soap is a long-term game.
The use of experience is far more elusive, a long-term game not easily won.
Hiring people and building up capacity and institutions "is a long-term game," Mr. Sant said.
Democrats now seek a more subtle, long-term game of participation.
We need to finish our work in Iraq, which still has the potential to be a long-term game-changer in the Arab-Muslim world, but we need to get out of Afghanistan — even if it entails risks — because we can't afford to spend $190 million a day to bring its corrupt warlords from the 15th to the 19th century.
As per its long-term game-plan, TheFilter, a music recommendation service backed by Genesis founder Peter Gabriel, is adding film and web video recommendations via a private beta for existing users of the service (get an invite via TechCrunch).
Long-term games earned an average of $920,000 versus $549,000 for short-term games, App Annie says.
Long-term games had an average selling price of $3.99 and short-term games had an average price of $4.08.
