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

I have realised more and more that great companies, founded for a long-term purpose, such as Google or Facebook or SpaceX, may do more good in the world than any other vehicle that we have".

Policy can exist without recourse to law, but where policy has been designed for a long-term purpose, and where voluntary compliance has not proved successful, policy may need the heavier hand of law for implementation.

They are set up with a long-term purpose of supporting the colleges' educational and research mission.

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

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.

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

Policies, neighbourhoods, streets, universities, and projects were carved out among the Left Front and its allies; the main political party in the opposition, the Trinamool Congress, led by a charismatic but volatile woman, Mamata Banerjee, appeared to have no long-term purpose but getting the Left Front out.

The long-term purpose of the cohort extends beyond supplying safety information for a single study.

"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.

Innocuous on the surface, its long-term purpose is to institutionalize Republican economic policy into the very fabric of budgetary analysis.

Yet the next three years could be dominated once again by structural changes with no obvious long-term purpose, other than the correction of problems left over by earlier changes that were ill conceived from the start.