Sentence examples similar to longer term debate from inspiring English sources

There is a longer-term debate about reforms going on even now, however.

Indeed, potential Democratic presidential candidates were setting the stage today for a longer-term debate.

There'll be blogs and commentary on Cif and after three days they will be transferred to the Soundings website where those who want to can continue a longer-term debate.

And the shares are low-rated, on just 10.6 times 2014 PE compared to the sector on 13.3 times so, in our view, have a way to rally before longer-term debates about growth and returns become share price drivers.

The first is that I underestimated the capacity for short term political and economic considerations to take the oxygen out of debate on longer term issues.

Longer term effects are subject to more debate, with certain studies concluding to higher rates of morbidity after the age of 40 and a tendency to an increase in ischaemic cardiac or breast cancer risk.

He suggested looking longer term.

Longer term: health-care reform.

Longer term, up.

All the others are longer term injuries".

"Women tend to think longer term".