Sentence examples for term because the from inspiring English sources

Always focus on the long term, because the short term is, by definition, short.

And simply cutting back on calories won't work in the long term because the body will slow its metabolic rate.

Cardinal does not expect any job cuts in the near term because the companies have complementary businesses, a spokesman said.

Prosecutors said they sought a lesser term because the crime was financial and caused no physical harm.

Critics have charged the program will have little benefit in the near term, because the emissions cap is too generous.

If we solve this crisis it will be only short term because the banks will continue to grow".

Even the good companies are not going to be rewarded in the short term because the venture community has shied away from so many sectors.

It's safe to say people will at least use bots in the short term because the platforms all want that to happen.

We say "long-term" because the fund's 4.25% sales load makes it inappropriate for short-term holders.

None of this makes sense, at least in the long-term, because the focus is only really on the moment.

But then again, I have the luxury of thinking long-term because the food, water and health needs of my family have been met today and will, in all likelihood, be met again tomorrow.