Sentence examples for long-term betterment from inspiring English sources
Does it take a nationally televised catastrophe to bring about significant, long-term betterment to racehorse safety?
But if that's the case, AT&T should have been smart enough to know that for the long-term betterment of the company, it may have been wise to get out of the iPhone exclusivity agreement earlier.
We swashbuckled our way through a more swashbuckling age, blowing various tribesmen to bits for their long-term betterment, knocking Hitler for six and proving our moral superiority, before mellowing and founding the UN.
"But we have come to the conclusion that... the harsh reality is that the WRU has no interest in concluding negotiations with the regions and entering into a long-term agreement for the betterment of Welsh rugby".
In July, the four regions went as far as offering the WRU the chance to take them over, claiming "The harsh reality is that the WRU has no interest in concluding negotiations with the regions and entering into a long-term agreement for the betterment of Welsh rugby".
As the nations of the world utilize their natural resources for the betterment of their people, how can impact be minimized while maintaining long-term sustainable use?
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
Long-term options in Iraq.
Short- or long-term relationships?
