Sentence examples for long-term said from inspiring English sources
"We look at these projects somewhat long-term," said Mr. Johnson of the National Right to Life Committee.
"The choices you make will have an impact on the world in the medium- and long-term," said Couzian.
"We're not looking and thinking long-term," said Carmen Anderson, who previously led Healthy Start and is now a senior officer with the Heinz Endowments of Pittsburgh.
"This all depends on how much you value avoiding short-run collapse versus the costs long-term," said Austan Goolsbee, getting at the crux of the debate.
"Over all, it's a positive deal for BHP shareholders long-term," said Marcus Fanning, director of Australian equities with AMP Henderson Global Investors, a fund management company.
"The sport is still young professionally in Italy, but they have very good development plans for their academies and they are looking to the long-term," said Jordan.
"He looks at India in the long term," said Lalit Mansingh, a former top Indian diplomat.
"I have no doubt whatever that he's in this for the long term," said Mr. Some, a veteran political consultant.
"In Singapore, they want a return on investment in the long term," said Dr. Colman, now ES Cell's chief executive.
"Physically and mentally, a break will do them and England good in the long term," said Lancaster.
"We are delighted to have secured Chris's services for the long term," said the manager, Mark Hughes.
