Sentence examples similar to are long term challenges from inspiring English sources

"These are long-term challenges," he said.

"Of course there are long-term challenges to living here – the cost and availability of suitable housing; school uncertainties – which our family is trying to navigate now.

But those are long-term challenges atop an immediate crisis, which must be addressed by more spending and more staffing to fix the safety net.

The fiscal challenge is long term, not immediate.

She said: "Thousands of these young people are long-term unemployed, often facing further challenges such as poverty and homelessness.

Sustained airway lymphocytosis and moderate, short lived eosinophilia were induced by long term challenges, while short term challenges resulted in marked eosinophilia which resolved after 2 weeks.

Natural resource depletion is a long term challenge to IKEA's business model and Howard claims IKEA is fine-tuning the sourcing of wood for its products.

The optical detection of DNA or the sensing of low-molecular-weight substrates or proteins by aptamer nucleic acids is a long term challenge in the design of biosensors.

But an even bigger challenge is long-term rehabilitation.

Now one in three babies will live to 100 and the challenge is long-term chronic diseases.

Whereas peri-operative mortality has declined, the current challenge is long-term outcome.