Sentence examples for Long-term affected from inspiring English sources

"They're asking, 'Where in New Zealand is not going to be long-term affected by rising sea levels?' " The growing foreign appetite for New Zealand property has generated a backlash.

The Enhance data are expected to provide the clearest picture yet of Zetia's long-term affects.

He said he is relying on the Troy community and Ohio's government to see the long-term affects of potentially losing the business.

George Strawbridge, a prominent owner-breeder with horses trained in the UK and the US, agrees with Hancock about the detrimental long-term affects of heavy drug use on horses in competition.

Research has not yet determined whether or not our edited selfies, the ones that make us look super sexy, have some sort of long-term affect on our self-esteem.

Unsurprisingly, the long-term affects on their physical, social and emotional development can be significant.

Did filming the "SuperLove" video there have any long-term affects on you?

It's basically a legal drug, but it's all synthetic [marijuana], and the long-term affects are not known.

The whole thing has me very curious, and even slightly concerned, as far as the long-term affects of this "me-centric" time we're living in.

Raising the legal age for purchasing tobacco to 21 years provides more time for this age group to mature and learn the dangers of smoking, including the immediate and long-term affect it has on health.

Lets face it, trauma is devastating enough when you're going through it, but what can be even worse is the insidious, long-term affects that can echo throughout one's entire life.