Sentence examples for for longterm from inspiring English sources

In our interview, Leicht carefully details how federal money flows, why it takes so long, and where she sees political incentive for longterm spending on storm-proofing.

"This morning, John Berry was pushed out by a long-running ACE putsch, in an unstated exchange for longterm ENO funding.

It came as some relief for Braybrook, but she said the timeframe was still too short-term and that the fight for longterm funding must continue.

Maybe singing at altitudes exceeding 8,000 feet causes no injury, but pushing still-developing techniques in parts like these may not be the best formula for longterm careers.

But these levies won't solve the climate problem, so call them what they are: nothing to do with the environment, but a small price to pay for longterm energy security.

The "success rate", in fact, was below what is said might be expected for longterm unemployed people who have benefited from no advice, help or multimillion pound government intervention.

The preference has instead been to bemoan the president for ignoring longterm deficits and debt, and for pushing "job-killing" regulations.

The government is preparing to publish a 10-year strategy for childcare in which - for the first time - a proposal for its longterm direction will be spelt out.

Treasures to Spare The Marquess of Bath is selling old master paintings, furniture and objects to pay for the longterm preservation of Longleat, his family home in Wiltshire for more than 450 years.

Few men have lived their lives so publicly in the past decade, yet he has managed to hold back some surprises … We remember Eriksson for his longterm (and longsuffering) girlfriend Nancy Dell'Olio, and of course for his well-publicised affairs with Ulrika Jonsson and Faria Alam, a secretary at the Football Association.

Murray first appointed Mauresmo in 2014 for the grass court season, but the partnership extended for the longterm.