Sentence examples for long-term sustaining from inspiring English sources

Often databases of metrics information tend to be developed as an afterthought, with little, if any concessions to future data needs, or long-term, sustaining metrics collection efforts.

During the 1980s, under Reagan, the deficit exploded while the national economy prospered, and history books remind us what happened during the last long-term sustaining of a trade surplus — the Great Depression.

Even though the SPLM successfully forged a ruling political party out of its military wing, South Sudan's only long-term sustaining source of income has been killing its own people and nefariously shuffling around pots of money that have mostly arrived from outside sources looking to "help".

"They know that this bill will not do anything to create long-term, sustained economic growth".

Developing long-term sustained engagement with an area might help with this.

Whatever it will do for the economy, the legislation that passed Friday will clearly not do anything to create long-term, sustained bipartisan reconciliation.

Today's rapid-turnover arrangements may seem good for the corporate bottom line, but in fact they make it difficult to build long-term, sustained success.

The way this is made to work is by long-term, sustained, open-ended financial transfers to Kentucky.I'd put this differently.

In the paper's long-term, sustained coverage of Hurricane Katrina's aftermath in New Orleans, The Times showed that it knew just how important infrastructure is.

It was, he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme, "a result of the long-term, sustained outreach work that [Oxford] have been doing to attract more applications from disadvantaged students".

But these are not likely to be long-term, sustained employment trends.