Sentence examples for long-term product from inspiring English sources
Here's an economic law that holds almost as much truth as the law of gravity: in a perfectly competitive market, the long-term product price (aka "market clearing price") will be the marginal cost of production.
My complaint is with the desire to maximise short-term profits at the expense of the long-term "product".
Most, he said, "have no clue how to connect the dots" to create a sturdy, long-term product.
In those projects, Google chooses a few long-term product goals that can't necessarily be justified logically, but that look possible and would have a big impact if they succeeded.
Trumpeting Rigg's arrival as a major coup, Khan announced that the new man would serve as a sort of director of football "whose sole responsibility was to focus on the short-, mid- and long-term product on the pitch".
The long-term product of this trip will be an audio archive of all the interviews, which will be available through Creative Commons, free to the photo community and the prison reform community.
The Museum Company and the Smithsonian also embarked on a long-term product-development and licensing agreement in which the Museum Company became involved in helping to develop products with Smithsonian Business Ventures, which oversees the Smithsonian's product and licensing division.
In all, the firm experienced net new business of $28.2 billion in long-term products.
However, it is important to understand that there are long-term products available should people feel they might need protection for longer".
The firm's equity products had net new business totaling $10.5 billion in the first quarter, while clients shuffled assets into global funds and long-term products, which in the first quarter had net new business of $34.7 billion.
When Google filed for its public offering in 2004, its founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, said they intended to all but ignore Wall Street's financial expectations in favor of shoot-for-the-moon, long-term products and projects.
