Sentence examples similar to longer term member from inspiring English sources
Van Hollen, like Hillary Clinton, had been running in Maryland as a pragmatic progressive who could get things done in a gridlocked Senate while Edwards, a longer-term member of the progressive movement, had run a campaign focused on the the transformative power of change.
In the longer term, if new EU members "cannot compete on costs, they have to compete on quality and innovation", says Mr Verheugen.The cliché that eastern Europe is crammed with highly educated boffins and poetry-spouting intellectuals has long been disproved.
However further research is needed to explore its application to more culturally diverse groups and its longer term impact on family members.
I believe that longer terms for House members would allow for more reflection regarding the nation's direction between elections and less immediate fund-raising pressure.
The three upper levels refer to longer term decisions, they reproduce the activity organization among household members in a fixed period of time.
He suggested looking longer term.
Longer term: health-care reform.
Resolution Fund in the longer term".
But what about the longer term?
All the others are longer term injuries".
