Sentence examples for long term defeat from inspiring English sources

Comments such as "This ruling makes us look weak" and "I think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way" – short term endorphin rush for long term defeat – not worth it.

But those mutations set them up for long-term defeat because when the additional beneficial mutations appeared, the losers enjoyed only a small increase in their growth rates.

THE long-term defeat of terror will happen when freedom takes hold in the broader Middle East," President Bush said on June 28, as he announced the early transfer of sovereignty to the Iraqis.

This is very relevant to finding the schoolgirls, not just to the long-term defeat of Boko Haram".  .

Surely "denying Helmand to the Taliban in the long term" will help "defeat this vicious insurgency and prevent the return of al-Qaida"?

For Ipswich, even in defeat, the long term looks promising.

The best way to defeat them, long term, will be to build real alternatives to the politics of fear and resentment.

This will just make them more resistant to the idea and will certainly defeat your long term purpose for the move.

Thus, while other mechanisms cannot be ruled out, disruptions to the developing mPFC DA system during adolescence caused by social defeat stress may contribute to long term deficits in spatial working memory.

She rightly exposed the pursuit of misguided, domestically driven policies as self-defeating in the mid to long term.

This led to a bitter long term rivalry, and at the 2007 Royal Rumble, Hardy and Jeff defeated MNM.