Sentence examples for the longer perspective from inspiring English sources

And for the longer perspective?

They pride themselves on taking the longer perspective.

In the longer perspective of history, his victory in Kensington and Chelsea is likely to go down as just another day in the death of the Conservative party.

In the longer perspective of his later memoirs he returns to individuals – lovers, writers and, most hauntingly, his parents – he has already portrayed in fictional form.

"In the longer perspective," he said, he foresaw "probably managed differences with the United States, and the possibility for greater understanding".

On the longer perspective, it was awareness of Persia that helped the Greeks, as it helped the Jews about the same time, to define themselves by opposition.

However, the present follow-up study confirms that the effect of the treatments did not differ in a longer perspective regarding the recollection of labour pain, the satisfaction with the overall pain relief, as well as the overall birth experience.

The biography will focus on "the man and the president from a longer perspective," Random House said.

For in a longer perspective, the meaning of the ghastly events of 1839-42 was the final collapse of a courtly culture that looked back to Tamerlane, the end of Kabul's long history as the entrepôt of Central Asia and Afghanistan's gradual descent into the war-torn backwater of Asia.

The question is whether, taking a longer perspective, the economy is performing well.

Over a longer perspective, the figures reveal that the income of the median American household today, adjusted for inflation, is no higher than it was for the equivalent household in the late 1980s.