Sentence examples similar to longer term game from inspiring English sources
The longer-term game plan from Pyongyang may be to restart talks aimed at winning food and financial aid.
Politically, Obama's playing a much longer-term game here, and the name of that game is "Win the House back in 2014!" Republicans are a battered brand, these days.
As such, it would appear that competitive athletes may benefit from improved performance as a result of better recovery, but direct tests of skating speed, power, and longer term in-game adoption of this strategy are warranted.
However, when asked about his longer term vision for the game, Hanke said that now the minimum viable product is out in the market, it's really just the "tip of an iceberg" in terms of where the team wants to take the game.
A wonderful champion of English coaches and managers he grasps the "bigger picture" and would work with the English game's longer term good very much in mind.
"It would be unfortunate for the longer term interests of the whole game in Scotland as it would be a huge opportunity lost".
Console makers historically have relied on the razor/razor blades approach to selling game systems: Put out the hardware at a loss and make money back over the longer term through the sale of games and licenses.
He said clubs needed to consider what is best for the Scottish game in the longer term.
The resultant impact of these things on the PGA Tour is somewhat longer term as the growth of the game stimulates global television consumption, sponsor interest and related factors.
I'll be enjoying the Olympics and Paralympics as a sports fan but, like Lord Coe, I am more concerned in the longer term with the legacy of the games.
