Sentence examples similar to longer-term usefulness from inspiring English sources

Gleevec seems to be a smash hit, although so far it has been proved to work only on two comparatively rare cancers, and experts caution it has been in use far too short a time to be fully confident of its longer term usefulness.

It was a standard goal of IPTO and DARPA managers to investigate technology of military usefulness, but a longer-term goal was to create a community of researchers who could develop and continually reimagine a particular technology with a common set of standards and practices.

Still, longer-term challenges remain.

Its worries are longer-term.

It can buy longer-term government debt.

There are longer-term issues, too.

Its longer-term impact?

In the longer-term, however, problems loom.

But there are longer-term worries.

Longer-term effects are less known, however.

But the longer-term effects were deadly.