Sentence examples similar to would be long range from inspiring English sources
Examples would be long-range forecasts, political or historical inferences, and artistic or legal interpretations.
The conflict would not be a prolonged ground war, involving massed formations of infantry and tank divisions; rather, there would be long-range precision strikes by "smart" missiles.
High values in the far off-diagonal portions of the matrix suggested that there would be long-range correlations in the neighbor sequences of RNA editing sites.
"Solar would be long-term.
If Britain were to build a cruise missile, it would have to be long-range (at least 2,500 miles to give the sub firing it enough sea room to hide in) and probably hypersonic (for it to have a better chance of not being shot down).
This theory would then suggest that there may be long-range connections between networks in the spinal cord and cerebrum (and cerebellum), and future research should consider the nature of resting state networks not only within the brain but within the entire central nervous system.
A lawmaker who was briefed at the White House on Monday night before the president's speech said that a war could cost as much as $100 billion and that there would be additional long-range expenses for redeveloping Iraq.
Having seen war service in Africa and Italy, he picked a military metaphor: the IEA would be the long-range artillery lobbing shells into enemy lines, "but it would never be the infantry, engaged in the short-term face-to-face grappling".
"In the long run, if you can make the educational market explode and you get schools to give to tens of millions of children Nooks and put Pearson education content into the Nook, then it would be a long-range strategy for customers," he said.
