long-term
adjective
Origin of long-term
Related Words for long-term
deep-rooted, eternal, indelible, durable, continuing, abiding, permanent, stable, everlasting, lifelong, longstanding, long-term, comprehensive, global, persisting, sweeping, blanket, total, umbrella, constantExamples from the Web for long-term
Contemporary Examples of long-term
Last year, it let an unemployment extension for the long-term jobless expire during the holidays.
Recovery from a long-term eating disorder is a bit of a statistical anomaly.
It is a horrific and inconvenient truth, but paying ransoms to free hostages invariably worsens the problem in the long-term.
A historic hilltop village in Sicily is selling homes for $1.25 each in exchange for long-term investment and restoration.
And with a long-term security agreement with the U.S. signed, this support is assured to continue.
Heart of Darkness: Into Afghanistan’s Taliban ValleyMatt Trevithick, Daniel Seckman
November 15, 2014
Historical Examples of long-term
The long-term objectives which they served were not new at all.
East-West Trade TrendsHarold E. Stassen
So everything is to be put into real estate and long-term bonds.
The Great God SuccessJohn Graham (David Graham Phillips)
The services are all planning realistically on a long-term basis.
I propose a 28-percent increase in long-term computing research.
Last year, I proposed a $1,000 tax credit for long-term care.