Sentence examples for long term want from inspiring English sources

The terrorists want to see a rift between Muslims and non-Muslims and, in the long term, want to recruit lost Muslims who feel neglected by British society.

"Discrimination against the Rohingya or any other religious minority I think does not express the kind of country that Burma over the long term wants to be," Obama said.

"We the board will hire someone who cares, thinks long term, wants to be involved in developing the academy, has coaching skills, will play young players and is a winner," said Fernandes. .

"Discrimination against the Rohingya or any other religious minority does not express the kind of country that Burma over the long term wants to be," he said.

"TCG's offering provides an attractive solution for the many loyal and committed tech employees who want to be able to tap the value of their stock, but over the long-term want to keep their upside and stay closely aligned with their colleagues and leadership teams at these fast-growing, dynamic companies".

But that's not a position we want to be in long term, we want to be the champions and the ones everyone is chasing.

"Short term I need to keep playing games but long term I want to try and play for Wolves".

"Long term, you want to even that out.

Long term, I want to work with the national side.

And, in the long term, we want them to deliver earlier interventions through them".

In the long term, they want their children to get secure jobs that enable them to lead comfortable lives.