Sentence examples for for more long term from inspiring English sources

You can make some immediate changes -- like moving furniture, picking up loose throw rugs, relocating decorative items -- and then plan for widening doors and building ramps for more long term accommodations.

These exported breakdown products are then used as sources of energy for plant growth and metabolism as well as being sent to sink tissues where starch can be re-synthesised for more long term storage in specialised storage organelles called Amyloplasts (for a detailed review see [19]).

These patients may also require vitamin K therapy for more long term control of hemostasis.

For more long term results, be sure to buy one that includes peptides that stimulate your own body into making more collagen.

I recently gave a speech to the IPPR calling for more long-term thinking in policymaking.

But he also called for more long-term measures to tackle the problem and said Britain's vote to leave the European Union could help achieve this.

Another form of tip for more long-term visitors to France are "étrennes", the French equivalent of the Christmas box, which the concierge, firefighter, post delivery person and refuse collectors will ask for and expect.

Funding put in by the government is due to expire in July 2017, prompting many in the homeless and domestic violence sectors to call on the government for more long-term security.

Rather, concern over the threat of terrorism has combined with increased concern over Russia in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine to make the case for more long-term investment in defence and security.

But that short-term pleasure might make for more long-term pain if it reduced the current pressure for a badly needed examination of the Pakistan game's underlying weakness.

Citing the desire for more long-term financial stability, the two universities departed the Big East to make the A.C.C. the country's first major conference with 14 football teams.