Sentence examples for long term importance from inspiring English sources
The day traders missed it today and will leave far too soon because they dont understand the long term importance of todays announcements.
Another argument is that even small effect sizes can have long term importance; children in locations with access to Head Start at its inception had lower mortality rates and slightly better educational outcomes as adults than did comparable children without access (Ludwig & Miller, 2007; Ludwig & Phillips, 2007).
Of considerable long term importance in the bio-generation of liquid fuel will be not only the total ethanol yield (energy out), but also the ease with which the available plant sugars can be extracted for conversion into ethanol (energy in; [ 17]).
His long-term importance, however, must lie principally in his analytical writing on the theatre.
Of even more long-term importance is the valuable role it has as a research tool.
"This Commission will remind Americans of the long-term importance of the liberal arts as well".
The foundation of Constantinople, an act of crucial long-term importance, was Constantine's personal achievement.
We're considering the long-term importance of science and research in this country, not just our short term funding proposals.
Though the administration has sought to shortchange Amtrak in the past, it claims to believe strongly in the long-term importance of intercity rail.
But it is unsettling that Mr. Bush shows no signs of acknowledging the long-term importance of avoiding another era of endless red ink.
"There are other dimensions to the relationship with the Chinese that are of far more long-term importance than national missile defense," Mr. Berger said in an interview.
