Sentence examples for a longer term project from inspiring English sources

Or, generate ideas about what you might be able to work on as a longer term project to fill down time, and present it to your supervisor.

And he insists the plug was pulled too quickly during what he described as a longer term project.

Stopping climate change, a longer-term project, ranks much lower.

The next step would be to conduct a longer-term project over multiple seasons so to control for such macroeconomic shocks and compare before and after conditions.

Africare has prepared plans for expansion of the demonstration trials in the next season and hopes to incorporate this effort into a longer-term project with USAID funding and Rodale Institute technical cooperation.

Given how poor France were at the last World Cup – and taking into account they have not finished in the top half of the Six Nations since François Hollande became the president in 2012 (probably a coincidence but who knows?) – they would normally be a longer-term project, too.

The absence of Michael O'Halloran through injury is an obvious blow, but with new recruit Florin Berenguer looking more a provider than an explosive attacker in the Arzani or Harry Novillo mould and Lachie Wales still a longer-term project it appears that in Joyce's second-season squad pace is a diminished priority.

In late July and early August 2018, geologists Steven Goldstein and Sidney Hemming travel to east Africa to sample sediments from the Limpopo and Zambezi rivers, which drain a huge area, as part of a longer-term project to study sediments collected over millions of years off the coast.

It can be difficult to continue dedicating time to a longer-term project like searching for the right board member fits.

But the process for getting approved in the U.S. is likely to be lengthy and expensive, so this is likely to be a longer-term project," says the challenger bank's Head of International.

FEEC is a longer term development project, but as more gas is proved up it becomes a very attractive takeover prospect for a major oil company.