Sentence examples for sort of long term from inspiring English sources

One should not, however, think that viewing Peirce as a propensity theorist is in conflict with viewing him as some sort of long term relative frequency theorist.

This makes it uniquely able to do the sort of long-term regeneration schemes that politicians like.

Thus the systems engineer's responsibility, to provide a sort of long-term doctrine of performance standards, becomes very important.

If I were a publisher with any sort of long-term agenda in the business, I would court those creators.

As the baby boomers age, studies show that nearly half of them will need some sort of long-term care.

"The problem is we have persistent high unemployment, and the fact that these particular jobs we're talking about are temporary doesn't make any sort of long-term solution".

Less contentiously, European beavers have returned to the River Otter in Devon, their disease-free presence ratified by a sort of long-term government visa.

Market mood swings of that sort are not conducive to the sort of long-term capital investment that can sustain economic growth.

"It's given me a different perspective on trying to overcome my knee issues," he added, "as well as trying to maintain this sort of long-term progressive health.

Above all, perhaps, South Korea has reaped the benefits of the sort of long-term, government-driven economic planning on display in Busan.

It would better if this was funded by foreign direct investment, the sort of long-term capital that a BMW plant represents.