Sentence examples similar to not very long term from inspiring English sources
Even at the time, I had mixed feelings – as an earnest prepubescent I was deeply worried about all the bad things happening to the world and nature and even had a (not very long-term) membership of Friends of the Earth.
Long term, not to say very long term studies of GAD, as well as depression, will still be required in the future to improve its management and specify therapeutic modalities (combination treatment, optimal duration, continuous or intermittent therapy, choice of psychotherapeutic techniques or agents, …).
Diamonds are not a good very long term investment!
But speaking at a drug treatment centre in west London, Baker said: "I'm not sure in the very long term that the present system is a perfect one for drug control".
But I actually don't talk about the very long term.
In an open pan-genome, the total number of genes is not fixed, and in a very long term perspective this is most likely the case, assuming new genes form and old genes disappear.
I know plenty of straight celebrities who are in relationships -- some very long term -- who don't discuss their partners in the press.
