Sentence examples for long-term roles from inspiring English sources

With McBride finally making it to Chicago via Beijing, and Kasey Keller heading to Seattle next year, you have to feel these two veterans have long-term roles to play in the league's continued development.

This discussion arouses from the underlying question of the short-, middle- and long-term roles of bioenergy in the energy market.

The candidate said the U.S. cannot allow Fannie and Freddie to fail, and must evaluate their long-term roles, according to TradeTheNews.com.

In so doing, families are able to 'recognize their central and long-term roles in the lives of their children with special needs' (Gallagher et al. 2004, p. 5).

Many of these early positions went to white men, who became identified with their publications and settled in for long-term roles.

This helped us attract early believers and it was an opportunity for a number of new employees to jump in on immediate needs that then grew into more strategic long-term roles.

Duquette told Roberts he did not know what his long-term role would be.

It is for them rather than for us that he cannot play a long-term role in running the country".

This has led some to demand a bigger long-term role within the wider Muslim Brotherhood group.

Way, founder and artistic director of ODC/Dance, discusses her long-term role as a leading Bay Area dance curator.

To assess the long-term role of bevacizumab (Avastin; Genentech Inc, South San Francisco, California, USA) in inflammatory ocular neovascularization.