Sentence examples for the long terms from inspiring English sources
Vince Cable replies that the Kuwaiti investors are in it for the long terms.
Most opposition has been around the idea that we don't know enough about the long terms effects of GMOs to consider them safe.
The Mets, though, have been pleasantly surprised this season by his progress at the plate, and his continued development there further complicates the various personnel decisions the team needs to consider for the short and the long terms.
Yes, the long terms for constitutional judges mean that the Fidesz judges could (and should) be independent but so far only one of the Fidesz judges has shown serious independence from Fidesz party positions.
"That is a short-term fix and doesn't do anything to cover the long terms issues in terms of over-spending we are facing".
It follows that, while there are significant negative effects of pollution on labor supply in both the medium and the long terms that are driven by respondents' own health, there are some additional effects in the medium term that are driven by dependent caregiving.
"The important thing is the long term".
In the long term, that looks likely.
But the long term looks murky.
In the long term, just possibly not.
