Sentence examples for the only longterm from inspiring English sources

Chris Packham, the BBC presenter and naturalist, told the Guardian he believed work on developing a vaccine to make reds immune to the poxvirus was the only longterm solution.

The only longterm question is whether it will end up closer to $50 million or $60 million and above.

Extended surgical procedures are the only chance of longterm survival for patients with Klatskin tumors, but high mortality rates have been reported.

And the question, "What 'triggered' the assailant?" with its ironic verb, only conceals longterm causes.

However, only a longterm followup study would make it possible to assess whether participation in the program does indeed contribute to decreasing gambling habits and the number of youths who regularly participate in gambling activities.

"The key to the conversation is that TTHM [total trihalomethanes] is not a top health concern," it goes on to say, noting that only "chronic, longterm exposure" poses a problem, while suggesting that Flint's mayor was using the growing alarm to get public money.

"The 4.6bn and the longterm capital plan both stand".

But the real key to all of this is the longterm roadmap of the company.

This video is dedicated to the longterm survivors and the ones we lost in the fight.

If the longterm prospect was thrilling, the immediate impact of the gallery on its new director was dismal.

According to figures from the Royal Society, only 3.5% of science PhD graduates end up pursuing longterm careers in university research, and fewer than 0.5% eventually become professors.