Sentence examples for effects long from inspiring English sources

Unless we effectively counter this political philosophy of abuse starting right away, the effects long term will be devastating for democracy.

Church continued to experience effects long after he returned.

"They don't take a very hard look at what might be called sublethal effects long term".

He discovered that practicing while riding an exercise bike helped his circulation, raised his body temperature, and reduced pain, with positive effects long afterward.

Here, it is all about fine tuning regimens, learning to cope with the drug side effects long term.

And it appears that having lasting effects long after apparent recovery, even though it doesn't mean that people can catch it twice.

The attack was violent (she lost a tooth) and its effects long-lasting.

Any may help a dieter start, but because of side effects, long-term use is generally not recommended.

The answer to the latter question could determine the response to the former, for dose has a direct bearing on the treatment's side effects, long-term safety and likely benefits.

In 2000, the Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones, told ESPN that he would push Troy Aikman, one of football's most popular players, to ignore concussion concerns during the playoffs "since all data that we have so far don't point to any lasting effects, long-term effects from the head trauma".

Mr Bush may be willing to privatise Social Security by introducing individual retirement accounts (as The Economist would like) but he may well succumb instead to an across-the-board tax cut.So this election is wide open and its effects long-lasting; and not just in respect of the White House.