Sentence examples for long-term ideas from inspiring English sources

Beyond fiercer sentencing, the politicians have no long-term ideas.

It is also worth exploring more long-term ideas.

Critics worry that Mr. Hantz may have other long-term ideas for the land.

He said he wanted northern universities to come up with "radical, transformative long-term ideas" that would qualify for funding.

Now it has become a "patronage machine" that dishes out contracts to its followers and lacks long-term ideas about how to improve the country, he said.

"I need fresh ideas; I need long-term ideas; I need growth," said Mr. Boehm, who nevertheless confessed to buying Postbank's shares.

But, as a long-term idea, Virgin/ITV is clearly a possible combination.

We would be conceding that the short-term coalition cuts should dictate any long-term idea of what our society should be like.

Enter three scientists pushing a big, if long-term, idea: cool down the Earth by slowly moving it -- the entire planet, that is -- farther away from the Sun.

So 90 years is something long lasting, and that means that the idea of the 24 Hours was a long-term idea, it means each year this event is organized with efficacy and competence, it means that it has lasted.

The long-term idea is a big one indeed: Tri House aims to become a home away from home for time-short, cash-rich triathletes who want to eat, sleep and breathe the sport.