Sentence examples for longer-term needs from inspiring English sources

While it remained expensive for companies to borrow money for longer-term needs, those rates also diminished slightly.

Tim Brooks, Managing Director of Guardian News and Media, said: "This new structure is designed to meet the longer-term needs of the business.

So far, they've called for an international conference on Haiti's longer-term needs and have called for better coordination of international aid.

For Jochen Zeitz, chairman of Puma, sustainable strategies are not just about enhancing the brand, but are essential steps to meeting the longer-term needs of key customers.

"People rightly ask how will we monetize these businesses, and of course I understand the need to balance the short term with the longer-term needs," he said.

But, preoccupied with dousing fires, its leaders are neglecting Pakistan's longer-term needs, or, as optimists would have it, failing to exploit the country's tremendous potential.

Mr. Obama's naming of Ms. Walter does not fill that longer-term need.

Deficits are a serious issue, but the immediate need for stimulus trumps the longer-term need for deficit reduction.

My responsibilities continue during my partner's spells of hospitalisation, because while the resources of a major teaching hospital are focused on the problem that led to Victoria's admission (currently, an infected pressure sore), the longer term needs created by her multiple sclerosis don't go away.

"There is care.com and other smaller, similar type websites but that is more for longer term needs and it covers a lot of care verticals.

And of course I understand the need to balance the short term with the longer term needs because our revenues and growth serve as the engine that funds our innovation.