Sentence examples for more long-term than from inspiring English sources

And some of the stuff you just outlined is more long-term than short-term.

And nothing is more long-term than building a museum or a library or a botanical garden.

The indirect modification is more long-term than the very direct, short-term reactions to the system in mechanisms 1 and 2. Examples include overreliance on warnings provided by the system, resulting in road users observing their surroundings less carefully.

As highlighted by Kulmala [10] the indirect modification of user behaviour is more long-term than the very direct, short-term reactions to the system in mechanisms 1 and 2. Long-term behavioural adaptation may appear in many different ways (for example, by reallocation of attention resources or by change of expectation of the behaviour of other road users).

Instead we need to start thinking more long-term than that.

More long-term than that, we have to think about our counter-narcotics policies, more effective ways to capture and punish traffickers.

So, the Chancellor's "long Term Economic plan" is bit more long term than he might once have hoped.

In particular, the draft lays out plans to limit temperature rises till at least 2050 - which is more long term than has ever been agreed before.

Measuring for success is more long term than short term.

The average student from a higher-income background earned 10percentt more long term than one from a lower-income background.

Thus, cortical bone lead represents a cumulative exposure marker for lead exposure that is more long term than is trabecular bone lead.