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121. It's a small notion, but it matters, because in the long run we want our handset developers to be open, and let us hack on them as much as we want.

122. Although much of that investment will no doubt boost China's competitiveness in the long run, billions have also flowed to make-work, vanity projects of dubious quality.

123. In the long run of history, the censorship and the inquisitor hae always lost.

124. So there's no need to scramble to slash spending now now now; we can and should be willing to spend now if it will produce savings in the long run.

125. Though FDI promotes the import of end products in the long run, it has substitution effect in the short run.

126. In the long run, as human beings reorder their lives to adjust to the new realities, the second-order effects of innovation are both more dramatic and more systemic.

127. IN THE long run, the case for abandoning the managed currency regime is irrefutable,(www.Sentencedict.com) but it depends on the emergence of a domestic financial system that has sufficient depth and resilience.

128. Additionally, taxation reduces prosperity in the long run , because it fosters capital consumption over time.

129. Ultimately, he says, people can't rely on short-lived salaries, promotions and raises to keep them happy but rather the contributions they make in the long run.

130. This paper studies the relationship between product substitutability and the firm's collusion in the long run by mathematical model of repeated game.

131. But in the long run, the right guidance can save you from months of poor performance and other budget-busting scenarios.

132. One hopes that even the Islamophobia will not be a winner in the long run.

133. We didn't stray, we didn't cry uncle, we didn't concede anything that would affect us in the long run.

134. Robert Heinlein was an extremely influential science fiction writer who may have been overshadowed in the long run by Isaac Asimov, but Heinlein is well known and loved among science fiction fans.

135. In the long run, "I think time is on the side of the euro," he said, provided countries stick to austerity budgets.

136. In the long run, such a world would require significant reform of the international monetary system.

137. Consider the additional cost: You may need to consider the cost of developing or buying transformations, but careful cost planning will ensure that there is an overall cost reduction in the long run.

138. Mr Bernanke calls for greater exchange rate flexibility in the long run but acknowledges that it cannot be achieved overnight.

139. In the long run, accelerating the redevelopment of the obsolete areas is the ultimate solution.

140. So, in the long run, do those that rely on domineering leader.

141. Sustainable competitive advantage results, according to the resource-based view theory in the creation of above-normal (or supranormal) rents in the long run.

142. Last, but not least, proprietary vendors are notorious for trying to counter Linux's free price tag with vague fears about its "higher" total cost of operation in the long run.

143. In the long run, debt sustainability may require a fundamental review of the welfare state.

144. However, the idea is that by investing your time in self-improvement, you can save time in the long run, increase your output and improve the quality of your work.

145. It is unlikely to come to harm in the long run.

146. And in the long run, Vietnam has key access to a vast and cheap labor pool across the borders of Cambodia and Laos.

147. Sorry we couldn't be more specific on the details and such, but trust us, the blinder you are going into this, the happier you'll be in the long run.

148. The Data Processing analysis is likely to prevail in the long run.

149. Although it does look promising, be careful not to overextend yourself or you will lose in the long run. Confusion could result when communicating with others.

150. For this reason - while some industries are more cash intensive than others - no business can survive in the long run without generating positive cash flow per share for its shareholders.