Sentence examples for long-term quest from inspiring English sources

The finding could help scientists in their long-term quest to develop effective therapies to treat the virus or perhaps even a vaccine to prevent infection.

While Norwich continue to look over their shoulders, Newcastle manager Alan Pardew hopes his side can press on in their long-term quest to secure Champions League football once again.

Such a long-term quest certainly motivated Menachem Begin, when he sat with Anwar Sadat of Egypt and President Jimmy Carter at the first Camp David summit more than 20 years ago.

It also stands at the heart of what is sometimes called the new Europe, a continent no longer divided that is engaged in a long-term quest to draw all countries into the European Union.

"This is a long-term quest, and we can't assume that blocking VEGF alone will be enough," he says.

Israel's long-term quest for peace within recognized borders has been gravely damaged.

In the private sector, studies show that energy companies have a long tradition of eschewing long-term technology quests because of the lack of short-term payoffs.

But the quest for long-term treatment may also be academic since he does not have enough money to pay for it.

That approach needs to be abandoned before it does any more damage to China's quest for long-term stability and prosperity.

For Revis, being paid like a top quarterback — the deal with Buffalo signed last March by Mario Williams, the league's highest-paid defensive player, includes $50 million guaranteed — could have long-term consequences on the Jets' quest to achieve financial flexibility, although Brandt said there were ways to mitigate the impact of such a contract on their salary cap.

If you want your quest for a long-term partner to be like shooting fish in a barrel, then head for the arts as 60% of employees in that sector are single.