Sentence examples for a long-term effect from inspiring English sources

And it had a long-term effect on Ulster rugby.

Protesting for a cause – and having an arrest on record – can have a long-term effect.

Dr. Langer indicated that the program did have a long-term effect in deterring crime.

The program did not have a long-term effect on the European food crisis.

"So we are relatively sure that this is a long-term effect," said Ms. Lampe.

"The fact the revenues are hard to predict may have a long-term effect on their valuation".

Ms. Cahill said the program met with early success but was discontinued before it could have a long-term effect.

That flush bottom line could have a long-term effect on the Italian film industry in general.

Bruno Dana, a travel agent from Rio, was more nuanced, saying the result would not have a long-term effect.

But it was impossible to gauge the immediate impact of the shopping parties, or whether they will have a long-term effect on consumer attitudes.

You have to be very careful about decisions that are made in the heat of the moment that have a long-term effect on yourself and the team".