Sentence examples for term rather than from inspiring English sources

"Larry was looking at the long term rather than the short term," Mr. Collins said.

But Peirce had Immanuel Kant's German term rather than the Greek word in mind.

(The Inuit prefer that term rather than Eskimo, and it is commonly used in Canada).

"They tend to focus on the short term rather than thinking about long-term consequences.

Warren Buffett, the world's most successful investor, holds stocks for the long term rather than churning them.

Mrs Flores-Hughes says it helped that Hispanic was an artificial term rather than the name of someone else's country.

Neither could the fund concentrate on taking long-term rather than short-term capital gains.

But the impact was more likely to be long-term rather than immediate.

Insiders therefore have an incentive to make long-term rather than short-term bets on their companies.

As a result, they tend to make long-term rather than short-term bets on their companies.

One of the commonalities is the companies and organisations I have worked for have always looked to the long-term, rather than just the next quarter.