Sentence examples for a long-term desire from inspiring English sources

A forthcoming paper by two scholars (Jonathan Gruber of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Botond Koszegi of the University of California) notes that smokers face a familiar choice between short-term pleasure and a long-term desire to quit.

"Such approaches do not appear to incite a long-term desire among the young for interaction with elders," they regretfully conclude, "and contact can backfire if older adults are particularly impaired".

I suspect Google is also motivated by a long-term desire to make Play Editions a consumer option for just about every major Android phone.

"We still have a long-term desire to serve the Chinese people directly, and hope to launch our service in China eventually," the company said in a letter to investors.

However, the 29-year-old also spoke of his long-term desire to leave a legacy behind when he does decide to retire.

The report combined both new and older intelligence gathered by the C.I.A. and other American intelligence agencies to depict Mr. bin Laden's long-term desire to shift from attacks on American interests overseas to targets in the United States.

Mr. Cameron and Mr. Obama, in their first private meeting since Mr. Cameron took office, acknowledged their different approaches toward balancing the need to promote greater economic growth and job creation in the short term with the long-term desire to reduce national debts, which reached dangerous heights during the downturn.

While speaking of his long-term desire to return to England, the Special One allowed that the greatest of managers, and even those touched by genius, will always depend ultimately on the talent of the players who go out on to the field.

However, this action by the E.U. plays right into Apple's long-term desire to repatriate much of its more than $200 billion cash stockpile.

The idea that life is ruled by chance also sits oddly with Lepage's indignation about an illegal war: the invasion of Iraq was not remotely accidental, but had everything to do with a long-term neocon desire to topple Saddam Hussein.

These levels include: (i) the intention level that defines the long-term desired outcome of an action, (ii) the goal level that describes intermediate outcomes that are necessary to achieve the long-term intention, (iii) the kinematic level that describes, for example, the shape of the hand and the movement of the arm in space and time.