Sentence examples similar to longterm effort from inspiring English sources
Each such warning has brought immediate counterwarhings from prominent fiscal experts that the city will go bankrupt if Congress does not renew t e loan arrangement (which will otherside lapse on June 30) or - far better, in the local view - commit itself to a longterm rescue effort such as a federal guarantee of local borrowing, which would allow the city to restructure its vast accumulated debt.
Although Detroit faces a state takeover as soon as Thursday, Mayor Dave Bing is moving forward with his own longterm plan: a comprehensive effort to to reorganize the city to meet the challenges of shrinking population and a drastically diminished tax base.
These days, Sony seems to be thinking longterm, and making a concerted effort to future-proof their machines.
While it encompasses aging services, age-friendly development is a broader cross-cutting effort that requires longterm vision, collaboration, political and community buy-in, and diversified, sustainable funding.
"There are increasing efforts to develop sustainable partnerships – we need longterm links," says Mountford.
Some theatergoers back then must have thought Carla Maxwell, the company's director, had made a peculiar choreographic choice, for in certain dance circles the abstractions of Mr. Louis and his longterm collaborator Alwin Nikolais were considered totally unrelated to the emotionally intense efforts of Mr. Limón and his own choreographic colleagues.
Extreme, horrific, longterm, widespread violence.
Should you consider longterm care insurance?
It's a longterm investment in yourself.
Has this been a longterm dream?
