Sentence examples for long-term thought from inspiring English sources
That requires long-term thought, akin to the studiously elite admissions policies and research skills that have kept Britain's top two universities among the world's best for hundreds of years.
Of course, this is easier said than done; something that will be achieved with long-term thought rather than short-term solutions.
Osborne said that it was misleading to suggest that the government announcement was "some long-term, carefully thought-through second phase of a government policy".
The Wasps No8, Nathan Hughes – who qualifies for England on 27 June – may well give Eddie Jones some long-term food for thought as he played the role of Sarries' tormentor-in-chief.
Today, having seen their adopted countries adapt and grow, and become popular destinations in their own right, we asked some long-term expats for their thoughts on what life was like before the world's eye was upon them and how things have changed.
Branstad wants to see "a well-thought, long-term approach to renewable fuels," Albrecht said.
The axe was often wielded with little thought for long-term strategy.
But I doubt the thought of long-term commitment and parenthood fills them all with repulsion.
On a cloudless day, couples lounging on the grass don't give much thought to long-term damage — be it crepey, sunspotted skin or skin cancer.
The daily frustrations are exacerbated by fraying infrastructure, much of it built with western cash and expertise with little thought for long-term sustainability.
