Sentence examples for later long term from inspiring English sources

Only a year later Long Term Capital Management, a highly leveraged hedge fund whose directors included the two Nobelists, collapsed and had to be bailed out to the tune of $3.65 billion by a group of banks.

In a life-course approach study, low decision latitude as a young adult was strongly associated with later long term sickness absence, but the effect disappeared when educational attainment and childhood IQ were included in the analyses [ 32].

" (Luke 6 38) " (Luke 6 38) Plan for now (short term goals), and later (long term goals) for your individual way to act upon your faith, your own hopes, dreams and visions for your individual life.

Seven months later, long-term unemployment remains higher than when any of the previous seven emergency unemployment programs expired after previous recessions (see chart).

However by May 15, shortly before the tour embarked, Avery quit the band, and two days later long-term member Robin Finck rejoined.

This needs further research, as does the relationship between physical activity and musculoskeletal injury and potential later long-term sequelae.

In addition, the outcomes of these same individuals were determined at a time-point one year later (long-term outcomes).

The impact of cognitive ability on later long-term sickness absence attained conventional statistical significance in all three cohorts though most strongly for the 1958 cohort.

We characterized the cells both shortly after re-introducing hTERT (early expression, before significant telomere elongation had occurred) and again ~50 doublings later (long-term expression, after telomeres were significantly elongated).

Instead, sustained abstinence and reduction are reported for an early short-term period (from Week 6 to Month 4) and a later long-term period (from Month 6 to Month 12).

In a later long-term follow-up on this study, Kornblum et al. (2004) compared patients with solid arthrodesis to those with pseudoarthrosis and could demonstrate better outcome in those who were solid-fused.