Sentence examples for not a long-term answer from inspiring English sources

Oxymetazoline will help initially, but is not a long-term answer.

World Food Program officials said food aid was not a long-term answer to Afghanistan's hunger.

Still, Mr. Miller insisted that cash infusions were not a long-term answer.

The Coalition has not done too badly, given the circumstances, but it is not a long-term answer.

In an interview last February during the height of last winter's crisis, the head of the United Nations' humanitarian coordination agency, Aidan O'Leary, said emergency aid was not a long-term answer.

It's not a long-term answer to the staggering spending projections that Mr. Obama, his Democratic predecessor Bill Clinton, and every policy analyst acknowledges will require further changes to Medicare.

I have a feeling "Praise the Lord, and Pass the Ammunition," isn't a long-term answer.

If your name is on the lease, you certainly have the right to get back in, but that may not be a long-term answer to the problem.

So kicking private companies off the railways does not seem a long-term answer in terms of buying more trains – a big order for a single commuter route costs at least £1bn – or subsidising fare expenditure, which saw commuters shell out £8.8bn in 2014-15.

For French sociologist and author Olivier Bobineau, the Fresnes experiment does not provide a long-term answer to the problem of prison radicalization.

And new gas pipelines simply do not make sense as a long-term answer to our energy woes.