Sentence examples for something long term from inspiring English sources

"But I would like something long term.

"We just didn't feel it made sense to do something long term," Mozeliak said.

It shows an ambition to build something long term with the support of big business.

Now that's collapsed, we should seek to base it on something long term with solid foundations.

"We want to do something long term and not buy 10 Messis straight away.

The fact is though that solving crimes is how you build something long term that leads to a more lawful society.

"He wasn't ready for something long-term," she told me.

I want something long-term and constructive for him, not just a walk in the park".

But within that broad category, says Miller, "some people want something long-term, others want a short-term spark".

"If by some chance we're able to get something long-term done, we'll approach that when the ball club is ready to do it," Stewart said.

"We are aiming to build something long-term which is a very credible news service for the island and our diaspora," he said.