Sentence examples for much longer perspective from inspiring English sources

They have a much longer perspective than many other investors would have had.

Combined, the corpus of the Butzers's research in Mexico forces us to view environmental change and contemporary landscapes in a much longer perspective.

Juan Pimentel, "The Iberian Vision: Science and Empire in the Framework of a Universal Monarchy, 1500 1800," Osiris 15 (2001): 17 30; Cañizares-Esguerra, "Iberian Science in the Renaissance: Ignored How Much Longer?," Perspectives on Science 12 (2004): 86 124.

The 'wise men' of academia can provide a much longer historical perspective than short-term politicians.

I like to take a much longer-term perspective.

Adaptive capacity takes a much longer-term perspective and associated indicator-based approaches focus on entirely different aspects: (i) the awareness of the population; (ii) the ability of that population to respond; and (iii) the level of action (Greiving et al. 2011; Acosta et al. 2013).

As it does every year on Feb. 2, the nation turned to a group of groundhogs to get their perspective on how much longer winter will last.

Then b-alumina, together with another famous solid electrolyte, silver iodide (AgI), known for a much longer time, but having less interesting perspectives of applications, became a model-material for developing methods of investigation and understanding the physical laws of high ionic conductivity.

But one central banker took a longer perspective: "Everybody makes too much of this Y2K business," he said.

"It put the game in perspective and made me ask myself how much longer I wanted to do this," Orr said.

"However much longer it runs," says Treem, "we will continue telling the story through the perspective of the characters".