Sentence examples for a long term concern from inspiring English sources

In addition, chronic inflammatory reactions to polymer coating and the potential for hypersensitivity reactions is also a long term concern for current drug eluting stents [36], [37].

Safety has, in fact, been a long-term concern.

For Mr. Silbert, work-force issues trump taxes as a long-term concern.

"This is very disappointing and there is a long-term concern here.

Wenger, though, moved to allay any worries that Giroud's injury could be a long-term concern.

The Yankees continue to insist that Mariano Rivera's strained right shoulder is not a long-term concern.

If the bullpen is a long-term concern, the top of the rotation with Jon Lester (6-1) and Clay Buchholz (7-0, 1.73 earned run average) has been a Red Sox revelation.

If food security is a long-term concern then getting to the relative safety of high ground, and evading water-born infections like cholera will be the priority for most of those displaced.

She is also writing songs for other people, she is keen to point out; today everyone from Emeli Sandé to Jessie J runs a sideline in professional songsmithing: it suggests you're a long-term concern.

Player safety might be a long-term concern – and whether worries about player safety will mean fewer children play the sport to begin with – but if the league can change substantially enough to mitigate those issues, there would seem to be little that could immediately damage the N.F.L.'s popularity.

"There's been a long-term concern by physicians that patients, either because of injury, disease, anxiety or too much pain, don't know what they're doing," said Dr. Richard Zaner, a professor of medical ethics and philosophy of medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville.