Sentence examples for long-term purposes from inspiring English sources

One way would be to set aside a fraction of society's investment flow for long-term purposes, in similar fashion to the military budget.

Based on results analysis and mechanism study, CNTF is more suitable for status recognition and long-term purposes; RGOF is more feasible for early warning of structural damages.

A spokesman said that for mid- to long-term purposes it's looking to bring over companies to the UK, though not to London but to the much cheaper Birmingham, UK, working alongside the University of Birmingham.

Consequently, a planting initiative of 100,000 park trees (+ 35 ktC at population half-life of 69 years) is likely to extend the amount of alive biomass for long-term purposes.

For long-term purposes, it is essential to compile as complete a list as possible of people exposed following a nuclear reactor accident.

Anything less is a waste of money, personnel and materials to no long-term purpose.

"But a foreign government has a more long-term purpose [in buying farms], which could over the long run undermine our nation's interests".

"Jackson's long-term purpose was to transform Florida — as he already had Alabama, Mississippi and his adopted home state, Tennessee — into a white supremacist slave state," Allman writes.

What I admired in Berlin was something deep: the capacity for long-term purpose that had pulled a nation from the ashes and united it.

Innocuous on the surface, its long-term purpose is to institutionalize Republican economic policy into the very fabric of budgetary analysis.

Yet the next three years could be dominated once again by structural changes with no obvious long-term purpose, other than the correction of problems left over by earlier changes that were ill conceived from the start.