Sentence examples for leave long term from inspiring English sources

Socioeconomics may explain part of it, but, instead, lots of family arguments appear to leave long term traces.

14% (78/542) of nurses were on maternity leave, long term sick leave, or had left the service, and therefore did not receive the questionnaire.

Corporal punishment is often regarded as a culturally acceptable way of disciplining and changing the behaviour of children - however it leaves long term psychological and physical scars.

Such raised emotions are likely to leave long-term scars, and may continue to destabilise countries like Egypt.

Iran's economic weaknesses - perpetually high unemployment and government mismanagement - have been masked in recent years by the high price of oil but its very dependency on oil means an embargo, if fully implemented, has the potential to bring the country's economy to its knees and leave long-term crippling effects on the lives of the masses.

Preterm birth may leave long-term effects on the interactions between caregivers and children.

Simi is among a group of researchers investigating how hate could leave long-term traces in our brains.

Over the weekend, the Washington Post reported that negotiations for a long-term SOFA plan have basically collapsed, and now they're hoping to salvage a short-term "bridge" agreement and leave long-term negotiations until next year -- after we have sworn in a new American president.

Because of this, teens reported being extremely reluctant to leave long-term relationships even if they were negative or abusive.

Unless such figures are published between now and publication of the results of our model, we plan to leave long-term benefits out of the model and simply qualify our results as conservative (i.e. a likely underestimate of cost-savings).

The devastating impact on the right to education and the systematic destruction of schools by the warring parties leave long-term implications for the growth and healthy development of an entire generation of Syrian children.