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

Dr. Regina Rabinovich, the foundation's head of infectious disease, said the Gateses knew it was a long-term undertaking, not possible without more money, better health systems and probably a vaccine, which is still far off.

But it was precisely because the soil of South Africa is already drenched with the blood of innocent Africans that we felt it our duty to make preparations as a long-term undertaking to use force in order to defend ourselves against force.

THAT in-and-out pattern reflects the inherent contradiction of venture investing and running a shareholder-owned company: venture investing is a long-term undertaking fraught with risk, yet corporations are measured in the short term, according to their quarterly growth.

If Don is right, and the high end is going to lag, then renting may turn out to be a long-term undertaking.

As the Philippines pursues military modernization, understood as a long-term undertaking, a critical role over the next two decades will be for the US to prevent the Chinese from achieving coercive gains while regional countries close the gap in terms of economic and military power, creating the dynamics where a future regional equilibrium could be realized (Rosen 2015).

Because the soil of South Africa is already drenched with the blood of innocent Africans... we felt it our duty to make preparations as a long-term undertaking to use force in order to defend ourselves against force..

In Atlantic salmon, such populations are relatively rare, and the production of divergent or inbred lines is a long term undertaking due to the long generation interval.

It is a huge, long-term undertaking.

United Nations leadership will facilitate the participation of the broadest possible coalition of governments in Iraq's reconstruction, which will be a costly, long-term undertaking".

"The rise of Iraq, as an example of moderation and democracy and prosperity, is a massive and long-term undertaking," he said, promising that America would use "direct and decisive force" against attackers.

With cables continuing to trickle out, they said, protecting those identified will be a complex, delicate and long-term undertaking.