It could be a long-term state of affairs.
But state-capture theory showed that economies can enter a long-term state of stable instability.
These complaints toward their children and their children's stubbornness regarding the status quo created a long-term state of tension in the intergenerational relations.
Owing to tectonic readjustments following the breakup of Gondwana, many rivers in the subhumid to semi-arid South African Highveld are in a long-term state of incision, with their channel beds positioned on or just above bedrock.
Happiness is a long-term state of mind.
Fear is a phasic, apprehensive arousal to an explicit threat of an aversive stimulus dissociable from a long-term state of anxiety [1].
Patients often consult doctors of different specialties, especially neurologists or ophthalmologists, but also ENT specialists, since one of the symptoms of severe bruxism can be a sleep apnea, resulting in a long-term state of chronic fatigue and increasing stress related to "not keeping up" with projects.
Absolute plate motion models (or "reference frames") derived using different methodologies, different subsets of hotspots, or differing assumptions of hotspot motion, have contrasting implications for parameters that describe the long term state of the plate mantle system, such as the balance between advance and retreat of subduction zones, plate velocities, and net lithospheric rotation.
Fully 65% of young offenders incarcerated in one of the state's long-term facilities, and 53% of convicted juveniles not sent to a long-term state-run facility, commit another crime within the next three years.
With practice, it can make a marked difference in your long-term state of mind and improve your mental health.
Among the more incoherent elements in Leadsom's remarks to the Times was that May might think about the long-term state of the economy, while she herself would be properly focussed on her children's more immediate job prospects.
