Sentence examples similar to sole long term from inspiring English sources
He also contrasts the Bush administration's policy of "preventive war" with what he calls "preventive democracy," which "assumes that the sole long-term defense for the United States (as well as other nations around the world) against anarchy, terrorism and violence is democracy itself".
Daniel's sole long-term concern is the regulation and progression of intelligent and/or sentient technology.
The Center for Community Health at UCLA, in undertaking the sole long-term study of American AIDS orphans and HIV-affected youth, found that after just a few months of group and individual counseling, "multi-problem behavior" among the distraught teens plunged.
The high cost associated with production and haulage of ordinary Portland cement and its alleged average performance as a sole binder in the long term (due to vulnerability to internal sulphate attack) have prompted users to appraise less expensive and technically efficient substitutes for mine tailings paste formulations.
The assembly hopes in the long term to be the sole global provider of accreditation.
In a market that continues to shrink over the long term, assault weapons are the "sole bright spot" with sales potential.
In the long term it was aimed at religious reunification in the one sole faith that of the king.
