Sentence examples similar to a long term defense from inspiring English sources
She also expressed hope that the modified memory T-cells could eventually provide a long-term defense against cancer, using cells that "remember it from 10 years earlier, and kill it so quickly you don't even know you're infected".
Southern Gardens Citrus, which supplies not-from-concentrate Florida orange juice to major brands, is betting on genetic engineering as a long-term defense against greening, and has invested more than six million dollars in research on greening-resistant trees.
One class, B-cells, prepare a long-term defense, producing antibodies that can swarm the virus and prevent it from commandeering other cells, a process that takes up to 10 days.
Catnip is an herbal plant, and you can grow it in your garden instead of buying it if you have the time and are interested in having a long-term defense against stink bugs.
Over the long term, defense planners are worried about this country's ability to pay for the all-volunteer military, in part because the annual cost of health care (for retirees as well as active-duty personnel) has skyrocketed from $19 billion in 2001 to more than $50 billion in 2011.
A Long term I'm optimistic.
"Nature conservation is a long term thing.
This is a long-term project.
Try to accomplish a long term goal.
