Sentence examples for by longterm from inspiring English sources

We saw the damage caused by longterm residential care, particularly of younger children.

And when he focused exclusively on the piano, Taylor could be spotted bearing an enthusiastic grin as he dealt out motifs to the other instrumentalists, or else contented himself with offering blasts of accompaniment during solos by longterm collaborators (such as cellist Tristan Honsinger).

These questions are being asked more widely in mainstream bioethics, prompted by longterm changes to the shape of family life across different societies and, as a result, the way families interact with medical and social care.

We kick things off today with a set by longterm THUMP favourite, Apiento.

The Crash of 1929 and the Depression marked the next zag, followed by the longterm zig sparked by the New Deal and the host of social legislation that went with it.

He was reminded of it by his longterm sidekick Matt Morgan.

His purchase of the Somerset property was prompted partly by his longterm friendship with Ted Hughes.

Our view on value is shaped by the longterm value and we plan to stay disciplined in our approach, The strongest argument that we should increase our bid because we can afford to is not one I favor.

For example, if your friend just got dumped by her longterm boyfriend, then she may not be too thrilled to hear about your hot new date just yet.

The debut issue of System, a new magazine guest-edited by Ghesquière's longterm collaborator Marie-Amélie Sauvé, contains his first post-split interview.

But I think it is true that to have had major theatrical success, male directors still seem pretty pivotal, and the management/directing by Max Stafford-Clark [her longterm collaborator at the Royal Court] was crucial to the successes of the earlier work".