in the long run

“These investments improve health outcomes, strengthen communities, and lower health care costs in the long run.”

He said the behaviour of these officers undermined policing by consent and made the job harder in the long run.

But while the partisan fireworks draw attention, California Democrats are also quietly offering a different kind of model for the national party that may prove more meaningful in the long run.

For some farmers at the state fair, the explanation is simple: they believe the US president when he tells them that tariffs will help them in the long run.

For now, many are returning home amid the turmoil, but in the long run, if instability deepens, more are expected to flee Nepal again in search of work, swelling India's already burdened informal labour market.