Sentence examples for in long terms. from inspiring English sources

However, it could be corroded in long terms depending on the type and the dosage of the polymer latex used.

As an additional advantage, the Co-promoted catalysts is exceptionally stable conserving high levels of CO2 conversion under continuous operations in long terms runs.

REINECKE: Yes, for instance we had a commission in the Concentration Camp Hertogenbosch in Holland, and there proceedings were instituted against a camp commander, which ended in long terms of imprisonment.

She added: "Those cases that have made their way before this trio of revolutionary court judges, and have resulted in long terms of imprisonment or, even worse, death, read like a who's who of the most high-profile miscarriages of justice in the Iranian legal system".

"In the view of the Consumer Council, information about sensitive personal data being shared with third parties should not be hidden away in long terms of service and privacy policies.

The age to which (in long terms) these effects persist and whether they have positive effects need to be examined in further studies.

Large shippers engage in long term contracts with large carriers.

We're also thinking in long term here".

Then apply a leave-in, long term shining agent.

Spinal cord injury in Long Term Illness.

However, Zn 5Al coating was better in long term corrosion.