Sentence examples for toward the long term from inspiring English sources

"It is directly linked to the company's strategy, is strongly performance-related and is weighted heavily toward the long term," the company added.

THE view at Kendall-Jackson -- where the talk is of selling Collage to, say, the emerging middle class in China, where appreciation of fine wine is in its infancy -- is toward the long term.

America's retirement policy should be oriented toward the long term.

We try and reduce turnover and look toward the long term.

On the other hand, private sector investments are geared toward the long term because of amortization concerns.

These firms are poised toward the long term and have an obsession for opportunity recognition, value creation and exploitation of the customer need (Collingson and Shaw 2001), which makes the functions of entrepreneurship and marketing critical permeating throughout the firm.

This is also something Invegrow is looking toward in the long term.

New commitments and obligations such as alimony, child support and relocation can significantly change a person's financial landscape and the amount of discretionary income that can go toward saving for the long term.

If we are to embark on massive investments to stimulate the economy, we should do so with an eye toward producing benefits in the long term.

That is why the president's budget is a comprehensive and responsible plan that will put us on a path toward fiscal sustainability in the next few years — a down payment toward tackling our challenges in the long term.

And it sends a strong signal that founders can focus on the long term — toward building businesses built on customer engagement that over the long term build huge value vs short term pop type businesses," he said.