Sentence examples for term looking from inspiring English sources

But with the short term looking so grim, investing for the long term is the only tack for investors to take now.

Put the rules up here and bring this down, so for the first time we're looking at a sequential move game and we're going to spend most of the rest of the term looking at sequential move games, or at least looking at games that involve sequential elements.

Carne said: "Our focus now moves to the medium and long term, looking at what can be done at Dawlish to make the current coastal route more resilient and, by the autumn, understand what the best viable relief route might be".

Reporters who spent the first two-thirds of Mr. Bush's term looking for any crack between the tight-lipped members of the administration suddenly feel as if they have stepped into an amusement park, with different hawkers openly selling disparate policies, explanations and critiques.

Production-wise they'll be planning (for all formats) in the short term - until Q4 2018 but also long term, looking right up to the end of 2019.

Owning a piece of the homeland makes sense if you're investing for the long term, looking for an inflation hedge or betting that world demand for food won't subside, says Neil Harl, an Iowa State agriculture economist.

But the long term looks murky.

The longer term looks even bleaker.

For Ipswich, even in defeat, the long term looks promising.

So the industry's long-term prospects should be good.But the short term looks trickier.

But the medium term looks bleak, with falling sales in its core markets.