Insurers say, sotto voce, that long-time term policyholders may be just that because their health is not good, and they dare not drop the policy to buy a similar, cheaper one requiring a physical exam.
It is possible that you might end up in hospital being given fluids by intravenous drip, but unlikely that the baby would have to be induced a long time before term.
In the first real upset in either party's nominating process in a long time, first-term senator Barack Obama mobilized new voters, volunteers and donors in a way that hadn't been thought possible, and defeated Hillary Clinton.
The impact is, however, only temporary, and will not last over a long time Short-term −1 The intervention demands machineries and transportation, which will contribute to emissions.
In the long term, time is on the reformers' side.
"I don't foresee any significant long-term time out.
Foresight, by nature, focuses on long-term time horizons.
Develop long term and short term goals.
The alternative is long-term unemployment, for a long, long time — and all its attendant consequences.
Like any long term relationship, meditation takes time and patience.
