Sentence examples for could be long term from inspiring English sources

"The impact could be long term".

It is another three who could be long term.

His arrest may not affect short term production or the running of the firm but there could be long term implications.

Mr Phillips told the BBC Wales current affairs programme Week In Week Out that there could be long term financial benefits to the opt-out system, such as savings on dialysis treatment for kidney patients.

Although the gazelle's adaptation appears advantageous, physiologist Shane Maloney of University of Western Australia in Crawley says there could be long term consequences of shrinking one's heart and liver.

When asked for comment, Ceglia's lawyer Terry Connors said he "cannot comment because I do not have any knowledge about it at this time". Forbes does not know if Ceglia was a regular user of these drugs, but if he was, Mercy's Ciani -- who has researched this drug in the past -- says that there could be long term effects.

So any problem that comes with it could be long- term.

Still, there could be long-term implications.

There could be long-term negative consequences".

He added that the most important consequences could be long-term.

"There could be long-term neurological effects," one doctor warned us.