Sentence examples for long-term working from inspiring English sources

Bennett, who also illustrated Fantastic Mr Fox, was the first illustrator to work with Dahl, although his long-term working relationship with Blake would later eclipse their early one.

Based on the theory of Long-Term Working Memory (LTWM; Ericsson, K.A., Kintsch, W., 1995. Long-term working memory.

Besides that, a matched LN2 automation filling system is adopted to help achieving a long-term working state of the rotatable maglev plate.

"You can't build a long-term working majority in a situation like this.

Can you offer free 15-minute or 30-minute consultations that if someone takes advantage of could also then lead to a bigger purchase or long-term working relationship?

They would incrementally chip away at marriage rights for queer people in the short-term through the creation of new laws while, in the long-term, working to overturn any high court ruling that granted federal rights ― the goal being to send the issues back to individual states to decide.

Smith's own success in the long-term worked against him this year.

What is still unfolding is how he uses his talent over the long term, working with people.

The department, it said, needed to be braced for the long term, working on projects that might take up to 20 years to deliver the dramatic reductions DfID wanted to see.

Duncan Green, strategic adviser for Oxfam GB and author of From Poverty to Power blog, asks if it would be "better to pull back from the day to day trench warfare of Whitehall and go long term, working with youth, investing more in development education, working on public attitudes to race and 'Otherness'?".

"We invest for the long term, working in partnership with our customers to meet their needs today and tomorrow.