Sentence examples for long-term contest from inspiring English sources

In the long-term contest between democratic impatience and democratic complacency, complacency may yet prove the winner.

"My own view is that anything that encourages reading can only be a good thing, that the electronic version will exist side-by-side with the real, and that the tactile, sensory appeal of the real book will win hands down in any long-term contest," she said.

How China will respond to Hu's call for action is uncertain, but in light of China's assertiveness, the United States should develop its own soft power strategy for what promises to be a long-term cultural contest.

More modern tools — algorithms that could aggregate and weight polls, a sharper appreciation of the predictive value of demographics — made elections seem like long-term, tidal contests, and the daily theatre of spin and news cycles just a lot of noise.

And it may be even more important to his long-term success in the presidential contest.

Though perennially mired in attempts to bring her down, the former Secretary of State and U.S. Senator continues to hold the long-term upper hand in the electoral contest that must be won to gain the presidency in November.

The analysis here contests its alleged long-term benefits for the public interest and wellbeing.

The contest could well have long-term implications for Missouri's Congressional districts.

"Westwood showed that we can trust him to be a long-term replacement," said Trapattoni after the Belgrade contest.

Khan's intervention in the Labour contest has, inevitably, triggering theorising about his long-term ambitions.

National politics is really a contest between short-term investor interests and long-term public interests.