Sentence examples for long-term wish from inspiring English sources
On our long-term wish list are giraffes, Galapagos tortoises and, if we are honest, elephants.
So there is nothing surprising to anybody who knows the family – this is a long-term wish".
"It has been our long-term wish to get rid of what we consider a major eyesore," said Dr. Walter L. Powell, the president of the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association.
Financial incentives work, Cheadle explains, because the risk of financial loss can compel a person to pause before making the decision to sacrifice their long-term wish (to exercise regularly, for instance) for a short-term desire (like a few more minutes in bed).
"As far as Hitler's long-term wishes were concerned," Mr. Ullrich observes, "his conservative coalition partners believed either that he was not serious or that they could exert a moderating influence on him.
I had the opportunity to meet Ellen in 2009 and this past February, as Oprah put her arms around me and gave me a big hug, I was experiencing one of my long term wishes being fulfilled!
This past February, as I pulled up to Oprah Winfrey's home on Maui so she could film a show with my dad, I realized I was about to have one of my long term "wishes fulfilled".
"We are now actively seeking a long-term sponsor wishing to acquire full naming rights for the stadium.
The joint commitments that emerge in the course of a long-term intimate relationships the wish to care jointly for one's children, shared financial obligations, join residence, and so on may also have played an important part in holding our participants' intimate relationships together.
Finally and as a long-term goal, we wished to enhance student interest in pursuing further disaster medicine expertise.
In other words, even though the host communities and the refugees had found common motivational grounds for social and economic co-development, the support actions provided by the support program were not coordinated for the dominant long-term needs and wishes of the refugees.
