Sentence examples for longer-term help from inspiring English sources

The economy needs longer-term help.

A number of suggestions have been made to reinforce the effectiveness of this longer-term help.

But she is later denied longer-term help as she has not been assessed enough times by a psychiatrist.

For longer-term help, America in November pledged a handsome $40m in grants to support housing, farms and schools.

Until a few weeks ago, the city had offered emergency shelter on a night-by-night basis to families that had been found to be ineligible for longer-term help.

Beyond the immediate scramble to get food to those who need it, aid workers in the region say the drought has served as reminder that communities vulnerable to changing weather patterns need longer-term help adapting.

Knowing what works (and what doesn't) in the short and longer-term helps organisations to embed the principles of engagement within cultures of research, opening up new career pathways.

Following them would, in the longer term, help put it right.

In the short term, they must manage policies on banking recapitalisation and huge fiscal injections and in the longer term help to design a new regulatory architecture for the battered financial system.

Stagecoach's UK bus engineering director, Sam Greer, said the bus, which is being designed in partnership with the manufacturer Alexander Dennis Limited and the technology company Fusion Processing, was an exciting project that "could, in time, help improve safety and efficiency within our depots, and over the longer term, help transform bus travel in the future".

But it's also hopeful that automation will — over the longer term — help civil society keep big tech in legal check.