Sentence examples for Long-term purposes from inspiring English sources

Too much focus on any single measure harms the long-term purposes of a company.

Too much focus on any single measure is really detrimental to the long-term purposes of a company.

One way would be to set aside a fraction of society's investment flow for long-term purposes, in similar fashion to the military budget.

Based on results analysis and mechanism study, CNTF is more suitable for status recognition and long-term purposes; RGOF is more feasible for early warning of structural damages.

A spokesman said that for mid- to long-term purposes it's looking to bring over companies to the UK, though not to London but to the much cheaper Birmingham, UK, working alongside the University of Birmingham.

Consequently, a planting initiative of 100,000 park trees (+ 35 ktC at population half-life of 69 years) is likely to extend the amount of alive biomass for long-term purposes.

Anything less is a waste of money, personnel and materials to no long-term purpose.

"But a foreign government has a more long-term purpose [in buying farms], which could over the long run undermine our nation's interests".

By communicating these offerings in a way that either solves a problem or fulfills an aspiration, the brand materializes its long-term purpose in tangible ways.

"Jackson's long-term purpose was to transform Florida — as he already had Alabama, Mississippi and his adopted home state, Tennessee — into a white supremacist slave state," Allman writes.

What I admired in Berlin was something deep: the capacity for long-term purpose that had pulled a nation from the ashes and united it.