Sentence examples similar to any long term problem from inspiring English sources

When Bernard Goldberg, of HBO's "Real Sports," asked a committee member if multiple head injuries could cause "any long-term problem," the member replied, "In N.F.L. players?

Ensuring that the treatment would not introduce any long term problems is vital to a novel conservation method.

The ageing resistance of the restored samples evaluated using standard methods ensured that the treatment would not introduce any long term problems.

This is a long term problem requiring long term solutions.

To him "this is a short term fix to a long term problem".

It's truly a short term gain and a long term problem.

And you're not solving any long-term problem".

Although they are alarming to parents, they do not cause any long-term problems.

"There is no concern on any of our part for Wayne to have any long-term problems.

But it will be months or even years before their parents and doctors will know whether they have suffered any long-term problems.

It could mean giving a drug to all the people who come to the E.R. after a trauma -- at least 70percentt of whom will never develop any long-term problems even if they're left alone.