Sentence examples for ever long term from inspiring English sources

When we remember the coalition, other briefly seductive, quickly counterproductive catchphrases from the PR-man-turned-premier may come to mind: "making work pay", "greenest government ever", "long term economic plan".

"Our first ever long-term investment strategy for flood defences will see a further 15,000 houses better protected from coastal erosion by the end of the decade," the Defra spokeswoman added.

More than ever, long-term estimations with regard to survival and quality of life should be taken into account upon referral to the ICU [ 5, 6].

A team of European scientists released the first-ever long-term animal feeding study of the health effects of eating GE foods in the peer-reviewed journal Food and Chemical Toxicology.

Was there ever a long term strategy to deal with the violation of rights of the Russian LGBT community, broken down into tactics?

"It is almost certain that millions more trees will die over the course of the upcoming summer as the drought situation continues and becomes ever more long term and as bark beetle populations continue to expand," he said.

I’m not sure I'll ever do anything long term again.

The Pre-compression Rings of ITER (PCRs) represent one of the largest and most highly stressed composite structures ever designed for long term operation at 4 K.

Now, will Tesla ever sustain a long term profit?

You are both emotionally charged and no matter what agreement or conclusion you come to, it wont be valid because emotionally charged conversations hardly ever hold weight long term.

If ever players had the long term on their mind it was this strange France team of 2003.