Sentence examples for long-term need from inspiring English sources

"It addresses the long-term need to invest in American STEM education".

So, yes, Republicans have a legitimate point about the long-term need to curb deficits and entitlement growth.

But while our long-term need is to rein in deficit spending, our short-term need is to boost it.

The city went ahead, she said, after studies indicated a long-term need for close-in industrial space to support the Loop, the city's central business district.

The fact is that these voters decide elections and parties that want workable majorities in the long-term need to prioritise their concerns".

Nevertheless, he believed that the Rally against Debt is "necessary because it's addressing a long-term need to be fiscally responsible.

"Temporary visa holders who want to remain in the country over the long term need to find an independent visa," said Gary N. Merson, government affairs counsel for Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, an immigration law firm working for Cantor Fitzgerald to help its immigrant families.

The consensus future growth estimate of analysts for both the current fiscal year and the long term need to exceed 6%; they are 11.3% and 8.0%, respectively, for C&F.

From horror of watching the bodies long lined out of the ice fall on Good Friday, to the still burning desire to climb the mountain a couple of days later superseded by the realization of the bigger picture around the long term need for change for the Sherpa community.

9 Consequently these babies have long term need of health services and associated high costs of hospital inpatient services compared with babies born at later gestations.

18 Patients with cardiovascular stents or taking anticoagulants in the long term need careful consideration, and the risks must be explained.