Sentence examples for long-term tasks from inspiring English sources

The long-term tasks facing Russia now are quite daunting.

Procrastination and cramming: Cognitive research confirms that people often overestimate how far out the future is and concentrate on short-term, rather than long-term, tasks.

Autonomous Underwater Vehicles require highly accurate autonomous navigation to achieve long-term tasks while collecting data that need to be correctly georeferenced.

Mr. Clinton said today at a news conference in Bhuj, where a collapsed hospital formed his backdrop, that he had spoken with India's prime minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, after the earthquake -- and that Mr. Vajpayee told him that the country would need help with the long-term tasks of rebuilding schools, housing, hospitals and people's ability to make a living.

High-level processes are long-term tasks that control low-level tasks—such as tactical maneuvering which in turn control motor primitives that are simple perception-action units.

Importantly, this goes beyond the routine work, but also includes long-term tasks such as the development of methods for sampling and data generation, methods for data interpretation, and transfer of all these methods to users in authorities and contract laboratories.

"But that Labour cabinet also remained focused on the long-term task ahead.

Stabilising the east and drawing it closer to EU values is a formidable long-term task.

The long-term task is to defang the more poisonous nationalist serpents in both countries' politics.

"This is a long-term task – it's not something you can fix in three months," he stresses.

Rebuilding Paradise, if it is possible at all, will be an enormously expensive and long-term task.