Sentence examples similar to read long term from inspiring English sources

Be in this for the long run, and know how to read long-term trends.

We all know that kids do not read long privacy policies and terms of service written in legalese when signing up for the latest app.

We all know that kids do not read long privacy policies and terms of service written in legalese when signing up for the latest app.

Standard off-the-shelf electronic conditioning modules offer limited performances in terms of reading accuracy and long term stability already with short cables.

There's a Tea Party in the American news this week, and pundits are poring over the leaves to read its long-term impact.

While icing your pores seems like it could have short-term benefits, we've read that long-term use has helped stave off acne.

Then a week later we were told that our science, maths and reading results are in long term decline.

An unsigned notice on the orchestra's Web page went further: "Our board and management have a responsibility to protect the Minnesota Orchestra for the long term," the notice read, "and that means negotiating a contract that allows the organization to live within its financial means.

"Although this injury causes a good deal of discomfort, it does not impact on the structural integrity of the spine, and once healed should pose no long term issues," it read.

"While the President's budget keeps rates low in the near term, we're disappointed that it risks sky-high interest rates in the long term," their statement read.

It is assumed that those who are reading it are aiming to find long term relationships with men".