Sentence examples similar to much more long term from inspiring English sources

Energy UK is calling for much more long-term thinking and financing.

It was more selling and buying, and nowadays we're much more long-term investors, so we buy and we keep.

"The Germans have a much more long-term approach to managing football clubs, where there is a more short-term model in England.

Promoting liberal and democratic institutions in the Middle East should be decoupled from this fight, since it is a much more long-term project — and a project in need of significant redesign.

For even if there was no direct link between Saddam and al-Qaeda, the connection was always indirect and much more long-term: that while he remained in power to threaten his neighbours and required bombing and sanctions to contain him, it would be impossible to move towards a wider peace and modernisation of that whole troubled region.

We want it to be much more long-term focus".

Military analyst Col Mike Dewar said the initial UK support was short-term but its latest offer of help constituted a "much more long-term plan".

Do No Harm: Create initiatives with a much more long-term view.

"The current situation, the wild swing in the equity risk premium, is a much more long-term phenomenon that will cost Russia dearly," Rabinovich said.

Jha: As I've said in a couple of my blogs, I'd like to see much more long-term thinking by Medicare, things like bundled payments tied to real quality measures that take a long view.

The Pirates believe they will get much more value, long term, from draft picks than they would by investing comparable money in established major leaguers.