long view

noun

1. the consideration of events or circumstances likely to occur in the future

Example Sentences

“Whether it’s startups, public markets or real estate, I take the long view and hold through cycles for forever. While others are pulling back from cities like L.A., we’re doubling down. Its resurgence feels inevitable.”

From Los Angeles Times

But in the long view, the view that extends even beyond the end of the series, whether it comes sooner or later, everything will be OK.

From Los Angeles Times

All of this is a reminder that in a constitutional republic, officials, citizens, and commentators need to take a long view and think not just of what will advance their immediate interest.

From Salon

The markets failed to take the long view, immediately dropping after Trump's tariff announcement.

From Salon

There is an argument that if you take the long view then perhaps the free market period is the outlier.

From BBC

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