Sentence examples for think very long-term from inspiring English sources

They think very long-term.

"The strategy is to think very long term, to be like Disney, Apple or Starbucks in China".

Governor Brown is thinking very long term.

He was visiting the site as part of his Long Now project, which aims to build a "clock" that will last 10,000 years or more in the hope of encouraging society to think about very long-term issues.

"I think the very long-term contracts have proven to be very, very risky and we'd be concerned about very long contracts," said Fred Wilpon, the Mets' owner, essentially telling fans not to expect Guerrero in right field at Shea Stadium next season.

"In a sense, earthquakes that occur in the region today can be thought of as very long-term aftershocks" of the original event, says Arch D. Johnston, director of earthquake research at the University of Memphis, Tennessee.

Yes, gold may be thought of as a very long-term bond, as Mr. Krugman suggests.

"These are the government's priorities and I think we should continue with that rather than have some very, very long-term royal commission".

We are very, very long-term investors.

The very long-term projections are stunning.

"I've taken a very, very long-term view.