NHL general managers have responded by locking up the league's top scorers to rich, long-term contracts, forcing most defensemen and goalies to settle for smaller riches.
While many dramas have aged badly, a block of finales on Sunday displays the rich long-term possibilities of well-written, irreverent comedies.
Of course, Martin and Van Horn also have that aspect to their games, which is why they have rich, long-term contracts and Goodrich has a nonguaranteed deal that might last four months or four weeks.
But the steering committee ultimately decided that building at Homestake would be a better first step toward a richer long-term program, Kim says.
Why indeed, when there are clean energy alternatives that are more job rich, have a long term future in the transitioning global economy, and don't wreck the place?
That's a mistake, plain and simple: you'll be happier (and richer) in the long term if you stay aware of how much cash you've got.
In the short term, policies that favor Wall Street make a few people very rich, but in the long term, those same policies create massive inequality that cause Wall Street – and the rest of us – to crash.
The selection of informants was mainly based on their rich indigenous knowledge and long term experience of utilization of plants.
The selection criterion of informants was mainly based on their rich indigenous knowledge and long term experience of utilization of plants as well as their living period of time in the study area.
Disrupted sleep promotes increased appetite for carbohydrate and fat-rich food, which in long term leads to overweight, obesity and metabolic syndrome.
We need solutions to the absolute failure of the neoliberal Project Few, whereby capitalism has been hijacked to serve the rich, where investing for the long term has been replaced by short-term profiteering, and where globalisation has been allowed to wreck local economies in the name of free trade.
