Coca-Cola's problems are different from Wal-Mart's in that they are largely long-term.
Although the new loans were largely long-term and low-interest, they carried provisions that intruded on the everyday spending decisions of the state and, in the opinion of many observers, crushed hopes of economic growth.
According to The Associated Press, after walking through ruined classrooms at the Tublamu School, Ms. Bellamy said that "the needs here in Thailand, for the Thai people, are largely long-term rebuilding of livelihoods and community".
Under-nutrition in children has largely irreversible long term effects on health and on cognitive and physical development impacting on families and communities, affecting the future capital and human resources of Myanmar.
Hence, by contrast with local duplications, the typical fate of gene duplicates under whole genome duplication might be largely driven by (long term) chance rather than (immediate) necessity.
The paper re-examines the largely abandoned 'sites and services' approach, discovering new evidence in India that demonstrates that these projects were largely successful over the long term.
While the costs of refactoring are significant and immediate, their benefits are largely invisible, intangible, and long term.
Even the Congressional Budget Office, which specializes in raising the alarm about deficits, said in a recent report that if Congress follows current law, the budget deficit will largely evaporate in the long term.
Psychological treatments seem to have beneficial short-term effects on the key symptoms of FM, but these effects largely disappear over the long term.
24 However, cumulative effects of IPTi/c interventions and what happens when follow-up is performed at long term remain largely unknown.
