Sentence examples for greatly and future from inspiring English sources

While there is no necessarily acute pathological risk for the affected tooth site at the moment, patients may suffer greatly and future damage due to the persisting pain challenge and its causative factors, i.e., the co-etiopathological factors, cannot be excluded.

If you have this treatment with no disease in place it shortens the life of the tooth greatly and future repairs will be costly.

The large variability among BTSCs may indicate that the systems biology of these cells may vary greatly and that future epigenetic therapies should be targeted toward subpopulations of patients, or in the extreme, individual patients.

Moreover, the availability and reliability of wind power depend greatly on current and future climate conditions, which also may vary in light of possible global climate change (Cai et al., [2011]; Huang & Qin, [2008]; Lin et al., [2011]).

His vision and guidance will be missed greatly by current and future students and colleagues.

Our research offer significant fundamental insight on the size-dependent electrochemical thermodynamics, and can greatly impact future exploration and application of nano-metal electrodes.

In a denomination whose racial demographics are greatly misaligned with current and future population trends of this country, the faculty and enrollment at all of our institutions more closely resemble the present and future racial dynamics of this country.

It began in late 2005 with an "enforcement only" bill in the House of Representatives that relied on aggressive implementation of existing law and greatly restricting future immigration.

"We disagree with the view that inflation needs to be pushed higher, and worry that another round of asset purchases, with interest rates still near zero over a year into the recovery, will distort financial markets and greatly complicate future Fed efforts to normalize monetary policy," the letter said.

The detail analysis of the evolution of Raman spectra in NG would greatly help on the characterization and future application of this novel material.

"The elimination of work requiring their special skills greatly affected both job satisfaction and future earning potential," Administrative Law Judge Keltner Locke wrote in his ruling.