Sentence examples for longer term issue from inspiring English sources

"It's a much longer term issue, it needs five years of study.

But there is a longer term issue that Nick Clegg and David Cameron will need to address.

"We've got a longer term issue which is making sure that there are named GPs in your local area which are responsible for every single frail, elderly person.

When asked whether Hockey or the government took advice prior to ruling out super changes, Fraser said he had always said it was a longer term issue.

United continue to insist Rooney will not be sold, believing there is a longer term issue about who holds the power at Old Trafford since Ferguson's retirement at stake that goes far beyond the whims of one unhappy player.

But Prof Kemp says there is a longer term issue of energy security for the UK as "we can't always rely on cheap imports of fuel".

The first is that I underestimated the capacity for short term political and economic considerations to take the oxygen out of debate on longer term issues.

We think addressing the longer term issues by rewriting the way that business rates work will enable the high street to change sustainably".

Such assistance can clear away immediate worries so both client and agency can begin to focus on the longer term issues.

There are longer term issues about public health training and conditions of employment I think there are longer term issues about public health training, local authority terms and conditions of employment, and the willingness of medically qualified public health specialists to work in such environments.

The short-term benefits to local employment in these settings and in lower prices elsewhere cannot offset longer term issues about security of employment (jobs will move when labour is cheaper in other places).