Sentence examples for long-term steps from inspiring English sources
If we can establish a vision, with short-term and long-term steps, anything is possible if we've got faculty, trustees and presidents working together on it".
He said he would be listening to experts over the next several months and then conducting an "education process" about long-term steps to address the warming planet.
Since his re-election, Mr. Obama has agreed to foster a "conversation" on climate change and an "education process" about long-term steps to address it.
Administration officials continue to emphasize the critical need for long-term steps to reduce oil use, like improving the fuel economy of cars and promoting battery-powered vehicles.
Argenziano said MSF would now spend two weeks assessing the situation before deciding on what long-term steps to take, but stressed that MSF's commitment to lifesaving operations remained unchanged.
He again urged Congress to adopt a plan that would limit any short-term changes in fiscal policy, while agreeing on long-term steps to reduce the "unsustainable" growth of the federal debt.
The second long-term step I suggested was to make sure we talked about immigrants as people – individuals with individual human lives and concerns.
More than a billion people around the world now have one.The switch to mobile devices is thus a logical long-term step.
The tensile creep behavior of polyethylene-terephthalate (PET) and high density polyethylene (HDPE) geogrids was evaluated using five test methods: the short- and long-term stepped isothermal method (SIM), the short- and long-term time-temperature superposition (TTS), and the conventional method.
Therefore, we argue that our results reflect long-term step-by-step dispersal in the woodland landscape, and recent long-distance dispersal events for the agricultural landscape.
The relative salt tolerance of Lotus genotypes representing the six species described above, including two accessions of L. japonicus (MG20 and Gifu), was determined in two independent survival experiments in which plants were subjected to long-term step-wise increases in the level of NaCl up to 300 mM NaCl (Figure 1A and B).
