Sentence examples similar to long-term million from inspiring English sources

The long-term one concerns its image.

This intervention led to a long-term (six months) reduction in bias, regarding developer performance expectations.

The aspiration to end the boom-bust cycle should only ever be a long-term one.

Instead, they should accept that the struggle against Israel is a long-term one.

Settling for a tolerable short-term future, newspapers could end up writing themselves out of the long-term one.

She added: "We had assumed President Hogan's commitment to UConn was a long-term one; it should have been".

Ms Sandberg advises her readers that it always helps to have an 18-month plan and a long-term one.

The study evaluated both short-term (one week) and long-term (six weeks) effects of the intervention on majority members' outgroup attitudes.

The Mets on Monday asked for architectural drawings on the facility, Howard said, "assuming we stay there long-term, five years or longer.

A main development is the estimation of the ballistic coefficients of the LEO objects from their archived long-term two line elements (TLE).

Mr. Spitzer was, by his own account, "thrilled" to do it, but it was never a full-time job, nor a long-term one.