Sentence examples for long-term search from inspiring English sources

"It fits into that long-term search for something that is not only material".

Numerous lawmakers plan to introduce legislation that will address both electricity shortages and the long-term search for domestic sources of energy.

A large (540 pages) collection from more than 50 years of work by a polymathic critic who developed at length the theory that American literature was a long-term search for an ever receding God.

"The long-term search is a challenge," he added.

—Microsoft and Yahoo! would have entered into a long-term search partnership, where Microsoft would have provided favorable economics to Yahoo! search, including a three-year guarantee of higher monetization than Yahoo!'s Panama paid search system currently provides.

And there was an added benefit, he says: every time someone uploaded something new, GrabCAD got another long-term search term into Google, "creating a viral effect to increase the community".

Letting Twitter go to Google only hurts them, badly, in the long term search game.

… At times, the search itself takes turns from one failure after the other and complacency begins to set in. — Unemployed, almost homeless A: One of the hardest things about a long-term job search is staying motivated and not becoming depressed and isolated.

According to fMRI research lying is associated with more long-term memory search than truth telling (Ganis et al., 2003), which leads to our hypothesis that liars display more saccadic eye movements than truth tellers.

It will run until the long-term future of search and rescue is secured.

The use of short- and long-term memory-based search supported by effective move operators resulted in a powerful combinatorial optimization algorithm.