Sentence examples similar to face a long term from inspiring English sources

The politicians in Washington all know that we face a long-term fiscal crisis.

But the Chinese Communist party does face a long-term legitimation crisis.

Politicians on both sides of the aisle should be able to agree that we face a long-term budget problem.

We face a long-term challenge that will stress all of our deep reservoirs of innovation and ingenuity.

Even if the leak is stopped, "we face a long-term recovery and restoration effort," Mr. Obama added.

Scientists have warned that the region could face a long-term "megadrought", in which ski resorts would merely be the first casualty.

The 105th leader of the Anglican Communion will face a long-term decline in church attendance and divisions between modernists and traditionalists.

Yet the bungling shows that Congress's back-room managers face a long-term problem: finding able, youthful leaders they can promote.

In fact, the authors say, many city residents face a long-term risk of fatal lung cancer similar to that of someone living with a smoker.

And while many candidates say they will remain in the race even if they face a long-term incumbent, they have bitterly decried the Council bill.

The authors have calculated that while the UK as a whole would face a long-term fiscal gap – the difference between outgoings and receipts – of 0.8% of GDP, it would rise to 1.9% for Scotland.