Individually understandable, perhaps, but hardly calculated to inspire long-term confidence among staff who had no choice but to move or face redundancy.
These comic-book and fantasy realms are, after all, conspicuously invented, and require as significant a leap of faith to inspire long-term devotion as religion does — and nothing is more devastating to a system of faith than mockery, and more alien to one than self-mockery.
Therefore, with this essay I just want to inspire long-term research in this typical branch of geography.
The Bulldogs are the only unbeaten team in Division I. Beating Penn and Princeton by identical 11-10 scores does little to inspire long-term confidence.
How do we grow a stronger political base, inspire long-term action, and hold the line for the next four years on so many fronts?
A sensible South African response to sex work in the context of a global celebration of soccer could inspire long-term progressive changes to its legal framework and encourage the rest of southern Africa to follow suit.
Making the rewards something memorable rather than monetary will inspire long-term positive attitudes regarding homework.
Among the legacy promises made to secure the London 2012 Games was a vow to make it the first to inspire a long-term increase in grassroots participation.
In the past these murmurs tended to subside with the return of low gas prices but there could be a genuine hope that the current war might inspire more long-term changes on both a national and a personal basis.
On "Unintended Long Term Effects," inspired by Hiroshima, he wonders, "Can a pilot see the distant arc of history?" But "Friends in the Armed Forces" is one of the most direct, and poignant, treatments of the country's current wars that any rock band has yet attempted.
We all know that training our bodies is the right thing to do, it's sticking to it long term or getting inspired enough to even start in the first place that's the tricky bit.
