Sentence examples for somewhat long-term from inspiring English sources

"We look at these projects somewhat long-term," said Mr. Johnson of the National Right to Life Committee.

This app, then, is probably best-suited to somewhat long-term partners who only have sex with each other and who have been tested for STIs.

The film received a B+ from Cinemascore, so this should be a somewhat long-term player in the next couple months.

In fact, by crowding out investment it will somewhat reduce long-term economic growth.

Since September, housing and employment have strengthened somewhat, and long-term rates fell for a while.

Although incoming inflation data have moved somewhat higher, long-term inflation expectations appear to have remained well contained.

"Although incoming inflation data have moved somewhat higher, long-term expectations appear to have remained well contained," the rate panel said in the statement.

But he is under less pressure, for the UK could stand somewhat higher long-term interest rates in a way that the eurozone cannot.

Somewhat more long-term, it will be very interesting to watch the careers of these young progressives who have been elected, particularly women, people of color, and those who are openly LGBTQ.

Their bounty and insights are the product of a dedicated, and somewhat accidental, long-term study of the denizens of the Área de Conservación Guanacaste, or A.C.G., in northwestern Costa Rica.

They have not yet shown signs of weakening, real estate brokers and developers said, even though investors have shifted tens of billions of dollars from emerging markets to the United States and other industrialized countries in response to somewhat higher long-term interest rates there.