Sentence examples for upside in the long from inspiring English sources

Miller admits he was about six months too early with his "accumulate" rating but says he likes Compaq's aggressive moves to diversify its business 48% of sales still come from PCs and cut costs, which he believes will land the company on the upside in the long term.

Assuming these banks come through the recession intact, and these funds obviously support that, then the shareholders will get the upside in the medium to long term".

But you're drafting for upside, for the long haul.

The upside of the long shot Hugh Hefner, for example, was that the colt was the lone speed in the race.

The upside to the long ones is that they have a rather high roof.

Merger news had U.S. stocks moving to the upside in the first half of Tuesday session, after the long holiday weekend.

The upside is it can lead to greater financial rewards in the long run.

"We believe that upside potential of the assets will facilitate local energy supply and our production growth in the long term".

The simple answer is that there's actually an upside to paying some banking fees -- the ones that will benefit your finances in the long run.

And in return it's perfectly reasonable for investors to share in the long-term upside.

The conclusion we're drawn to here is that we were perhaps premature in declaring the long-time downtrend snapped to the upside.