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

We must examine our responses to victims when they seek help, the resources we direct at those responses, the avenues available to perpetrators to get help and perhaps more long-term education aimed at prevention.

But languages are much more long term.

Yes, but they are more long term.

But training seems more long term.

Perhaps of more long-term significance are changes in compensation structure now under consideration in corporate boardrooms.

It is likely that the therapeutic niches for modified uricases in the treatment of gout will be for short-term acceleration of tophus dissolution ('debulking') in carefully selected patients with large tophus burdens and perhaps for more long-term use in patients intolerant of or unresponsive to all other forms of urate-lowering therapy.

"We see the availability of these postcards as a wonderful way for people to let loved ones know that they are okay, and to perhaps consider a more long-term reconnection with their families," he said.

But perhaps no single choice could inflict more long-term damage than the one he announced Friday: Stephen Moore, Trump's pick to join the Federal Reserve Board.

Or perhaps there is something deeper and more long-term going on, related to the aging of the baby boomers, changing family patterns, or something else.

For consumers themselves to start thinking as proactively about their investments as they do about their purchases is perhaps the greatest step towards becoming a more long-term economy.

Nevertheless, in the medium term the firm will probably have to issue more long-term debt to finance itself (it hopes to gain an investment-grade credit rating this year) and raise more equity, perhaps by listing.