Sentence examples for longer term contribution from inspiring English sources

So the first longer term contribution Britain and its allies could make to staunching the flow of refugees would be to stop waging open and covert wars in the Middle East and north Africa.

The importance of the anti-FGM-legislation may be less in its immediate effect in banning the practice, than in its longer term contribution to its delegitimation.

Continuing job satisfaction throughout their career was an important factor for many VDPs and would determine their longer term contribution to dentistry.

"I believe that the important, longer-term contribution of smallpox eradication... was its demonstration of how much could be accomplished with how little in the control of infectious diseases through community-wide vaccination programmes," he wrote in his autobiography, Smallpox – the Death of a Disease (2009).

These crop residues are in sufficient abundance in the farmers' fields at the end of a growing season and play an important role in soil fertility management through their short-term effects on nutrient supply and longer-term contribution to soil organic matter ([Karanja et al. 2006]).

This may be partly due to donor funding being frequently tied to 'pro-poor' efforts which will have direct effects on communities, rather than science-based initiatives which may make a longer-term contribution to economic development.

In QDs with a spike-like morphology, the electron probability density is already strongly confined, the external magnetic field can no longer decrease more the diamagnetic term contribution, and the energy dependencies on the increasing magnetic field become similar to those of ring-like structures.

Biobutanol is also a superior biofuel and, in longer term, can make an important contribution towards the demand for next generation biofuels.

Concerns focused on the brevity and perceived inadequacy of rehabilitative provision (especially physiotherapy), while others felt 'outside' the rehabilitation process, in terms of their individual contribution and longer term goals and strategies.

Since our studies were conducted over a one to two year time span (Table 1), we were not able to assess the contribution of longer term personal-ambient trends to total error.

In the longer term, these centre on the contributions that such models can make to our understanding of AD.