Sentence examples for the longer term challenges from inspiring English sources

Donnell said the statement had focused on the longer term challenges of addressing housing supply.

And how can we keep the longer term challenges firmly in view?

"Although the challenge to find around £13m of cuts next year is very daunting, the longer term challenges are even more difficult".

Will they invest in sorting out some of the longer term challenges they face or take their foot off the pedal?

This issue – defined by the often byzantine and seemingly endless public debate between the carriers, the FCC, Congress, technology companies and the pro network neutrality lobby – is threatening to derail the longer term challenges to American edge in the global technology marketplace.

However, the new jobs bill announced in the Queen's speech will deliver more apprenticeships to 16-24 year olds but will do little to address the longer term challenge of how to deal with large scale automation.

With due respect, those campaigning to expand NATO confuse the longer term challenge of shaping a comprehensive security system with our continuing responsibility to sustain a robust NATO as our principal security bulwark.

"Spain is facing mounting market pressure and costly market access, with possibly negative repercussions for the rest of Europe, amid the longer term challenge of unwinding imbalances that built up during several years of excess private sector spending", the IMF said in its annual Article 4 health check.

They need to lead the way in shaping health systems that can cope with both public health emergencies and the longer-term challenges of ensuring access to affordable health services for all.

They have been less forthcoming about the longer-term challenges facing the economy, from a low savings rate to the related problem of an aging population and rapidly rising costs of the two big entitlement programs, Social Security and Medicare.

But as finance ministers gathered in Washington for the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, he was concerned not to lose sight of the longer-term challenges facing the world economy.