Sentence examples for needed long from inspiring English sources

"He could see something that was needed long before anyone else.

Medicines can ease their symptoms but not cure them, and are usually needed long term.

It's vital that 2012 heralds some much needed long term clarity.

General Richards The new head of the British Army argued 30,000 more troops would be needed long before McChrystal said so.

To be effective leaders, politicians also need to explain that stimulus — which promotes spending — is the opposite of what is needed long term.

Instead, he will devote his final months to pressing for the "much needed, long overdue reform programme" unencumbered by the need to lobby over his own future.

The majority of women coming into my refuge needed long-term therapeutic care with their children.

Dorothy Eggleston needed long-term help and higher education to guide herself and her children into decent jobs.

Nuclear inspectors under Dr. Blix had concluded several years ago that Iraq was free of nuclear weapons, but needed long-term monitoring.

She hasn't scrapped products, hasn't controlled costs, hasn't improved morale long-term and hasn't done drastic cuts that are needed long-term".

Musa Mahmodi, executive director of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission, said that there were signs of improving security, including that the Taliban were weakened, but that the army still needed long-term support.