Sentence examples for long-term enjoyment from inspiring English sources

But nothing is a bargain if it doesn't hold its value — for resale, for passing to the next generation or simply for long-term enjoyment.

One of the many reasons that restaurant food often tastes better than the stuff we make at home is that restaurant cooks do not know your cardiologist and have no real interest in your long-term enjoyment of life.

While I know these games aren't in it for long-term enjoyment, isn't it a little cynical to hope that kids will pester their parents to buy the game ("It's educational! It's Disney!") only to have them abandon it once they realize Cookie Monster is for babies?

It's success without long-term enjoyment, work without meaning.

The Land and Water Conservation Fund fostered an idea endemic to our country: that precious landscapes should be set aside for the long-term enjoyment of all, not the short-term gain of a few.

Keep your Zentangle in a safe place, or frame it and display it for long-term enjoyment.

Murdoch et al. reported positive correlation between students' interest in primary care and the factor of biosocial orientation, including importance of developing long-term patient relationships and enjoyment of tending to patients' social and psychological needs [ 15], items which were not included in our questionnaire.

Conversely, the article describes how multi-sport participation in children can lead to better long-term performance and, just as importantly, lifelong enjoyment and participation in sports.

There is also a need to increase our understanding of the mediators on children's PA within school settings [ 51] (e.g. enjoyment), as well as long-term intervention effects [ 51].

In my view, the long-term effects can be renewed energy, enthusiasm and enjoyment, on the part of both teacher and student.

The risk of injury from physical activity can interfere with the enjoyment of participation and reduce the long-term health benefits that physical activity can provide.