Sentence examples for make longer term from inspiring English sources

Attracting dedicated rather than transient investors, enabling them to make longer term decisions and investments.

For some companies like HaloSource, the move to a foreign exchange may make longer term strategic sense as their growth shifts away from America to markets like China and India.

"This meets another commitment made in the economic pact and with increased capital allowances available until 2020 this will help make longer term investment easier".

Therefore, the provider should be willing to make longer term arrangements for follow-up and repeated invitations.

The Vaccine Fund, the financial arm of GAVI, is providing an opportunity to make longer term, multi-year commitments of funding and vaccines.

Given that prior to MMC about a quarter of doctors had not decided on their final specialty at that point [ 1], there is concern that 18 months is too soon to make longer term specialty decisions.

In our hands, repeated electrical recordings damaged the artificial dura and underlying cortex, making longer term optical measurements tenuous [5], [14], [15].

Like banks, they make longer-term loans to customers.

In private companies, owners typically make longer-term commitments and have more influence over management.

First, he says Labour would legislate to make longer-term tenancies the standard in the private rented sector.

The situation hampered the work of voluntary organisations, delying projects and making it difficult to make longer-term plans.