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

First, businesses remain largely unconvinced about investing in developing countries in ways that have a long-term development impact; and second, far too many private funds are invested in richer countries with stronger financial markets, not in the disadvantaged destinations that need them the most.

Open source projects are increasingly being seen by both employers and students as a viable means to develop key skill sets in new graduates, and inculcate a long-term development mindset.

There is no longer a "long-term" development agenda.

"It will be a long-term development, it won't be a sudden thing".

That gave community leaders a chance to devise a long-term development plan.

It is just that Ethiopia needs consistency to pursue a long-term development agenda.

"With a long-term development--it lasted for almost a year--you have to be yourself convinced that you will succeed in this project.

The GWDS is a long term development strategy with a phased decision process during the period from 2000 to 2050.

Most neonates born from a woman with HELLP have a normal long-term development.

The second, related, point he intended to convey was that 'experiments are organic, develop, change, and yet retain a certain long-term development which makes us talk about repeating and replicating experiments' (1992: 307).

"In fact, we wish an even greater centrality of the concept of Rye Brook with some sort of physical presence in an eventual long-term development of a downtown Rye Brook".