Sentence examples for the long run help from inspiring English sources

"The establishment of effective and proper guidelines can in the long run help me become a better coach," the statement said.

The democratizing effects of these developments would in the long run help to undermine the authoritarian power of the dominant churches.

And if we have a holy impatience and keep renewing ourselves and our institutions, we may in the long run help the Church too to find ways to be more relentlessly self-critical.

He recalls that as Mexico's health minister he successfully made the argument that raising taxes on the sort of cigarettes smoked by the poor would in the long run help the worst off.

If this year is to be one that music takes an honest look at its relationship with gender, it must be one where not only the stories that make the biggest waves get looked at and interrogated deeply – even if that means questioning seemingly innocent behaviors that, in the long run, help prop up the more benign manifestations of skewed gender parity.

Commenting on Mr. Fernandez's earlier order to the 32 school boards, a number of educators and others said that the Chancellor's action should, in the long run, help make school decentralization more effective by helping to rid the system of abuses and improper influences.

Their output has more value, which in the long run helps everyone, including themselves.

But he said the changes would be critical in the long run to help financially struggling hospitals stay afloat, especially with state financing so limited.

Not only do residents here have power to spare, the department is selling excess electricity, increasing revenues that in the long run could help lower rates.

In the long run to help form a society where everyone is simply judged on what they do, not who they are.

An entrepreneurial undertaking has myriad benefits on the academic side, and in the long run can help you reset your priorities as a scientist.