Sentence examples for the long term help from inspiring English sources
Mr. Biddle said that such actions would in the long term help improve governance.
Its purpose instead would be to discourage too much risk-taking and, over the long term, help offset any bailout costs.
Since we cannot stop making mistakes and prediction errors, let us make sure their impact is limited and localized, and can in the long term help ensure our prosperity and growth.
Once fully validated, Adapt-N will, over the long term, help reduce N losses to the environment that contribute to air and water pollution, while saving farmers money through the optimization of fertilizer purchases and application rates.
If so, interest rates there may rise sooner than the markets currently expect.While a global tightening of monetary policy should in the long term help to check inflation and so be beneficial for bonds, in the short term it would knock the stuffing out of both bonds and equities.
"We believe that the actions approved today will in the long term help the England team and elite rugby in this country move forward to where we all want it to be".
There are better uses of government money than propping up home ownership when the market is so over-valued: building social housing pays for itself in the long term, helping people flip houses for a profit does not.
Cascoland was always focused on empowering the community to keep the programme going in the long term, helping residents to initiate and manage their own projects without outside assistance.
And I wonder — and I'm not saying that that's the only approach, I wonder whether taking the long term helps solve for what might be perceived as this uncomfortable thing of, hey, am I getting paid right?
Gates, however, is sceptical of the long-term help such a project would offer.
But lawyers for the pair say that government changes in 2014 restricting EU migrants' access to benefits have left them and other victims without the long-term help they need once the initial referral period ends.
