Sentence examples for too long term from inspiring English sources

"The doctor says it isn't a tear though so it shouldn't be too long term".

"They don't think it's too long term, which is nice," he added.

Given the current practices of the financial industry, ecosystem health has effects that are too long term (i.e. 20 years) to factor in investments.

You think the consequences of human-driven climate change are terrifying, but it seems too abstract, too technical and too long term.

Timelines are vague and too long term, the text on key issues like MSY [maximum sustainable yield] is incredibly weak, and there is a real risk that fish and fishermen are facing another 10 years of overfishing and stock decline, with real consequences for species like cod, hake and tuna".

The Europeans will lose too, long term, says Hamre. "The only way they can sustain their defense industry is by cutting spending on technology and falling further behind technologically," he warns.

But that may be too long-term a solution for some utilities.

"I don't want to commit to anything too long-term at the moment.

The general line of thinking here is that climate is too complex, too long-term and too boring.

To his supporters, Mr Shapiro is someone who has revolutionised agribusiness, but whose strategy is too long-term for the Internet-crazed investors of Wall Street.

That in turn would spawn work in nearby coffee shops and so forth.For Sir Robin, too, long-term jobs are the true aim.