long view

noun

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

Example Sentences

The Mittelstand’s ability to take a long view on business performance rather than scrambling for annual dividends is part of what has made German manufacturing so robust.

From BBC

As the third generation of his family to own the mochi shop, Kito is taking the long view.

From Los Angeles Times

JD Vance wouldn't have been my first choice - but I think if you take the long view of somebody who is qualified to become president, Vance is clearly near the top of the list, an excellent choice.

From BBC

“Some people choose to stay in, others move on. It’s definitely an entertainment factor. Some people take the long view. The program is working well.”

From Los Angeles Times

The KNU has been fighting for a self-governing Karen state for more than 75 years, and its leadership takes a long view of the conflict.

From BBC

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