Sentence examples for term in their from inspiring English sources

Gen. Vincent Brooks used that term in their wartime briefings.

A. Most of our shareholders are fairly long term in their focus.

So while there is a commitment to do something about small-scale agriculture, they are short term in their outlook.

Have investors just become very resilient and long term in their focus and willing to withstand anything?

The first is with mares who are at or near full term in their 11-month pregnancy.

Angela Burt-Murray, who with Denene Millner and Mitzi Miller coined this usage of the term in their recent book, "The Angry Black Woman's Guide to Life".

Most are long-term in their approach.

But investors were either less confident or more short-term in their perspective.

"You could not get a group more long-term in their outlook – they have been around for millennia," he says.

NeverMindTheBollocks 06 March 2014 1 27pm Surely if markets and companies are as short-term in their thinking as so many of those concerned like to proclaim, then there is no problem at all.

I love the reaction of my old economist friend Dr Gerard Lyons, who said: "Everyone is worried that pensioners will be short-term in their thinking [when they come to collect their pension pot].