Sentence examples similar to legs long term from inspiring English sources
The city and contracting companies anticipate millions of dollars in lawsuits from workers who removed debris from the site after the attack, with claims that include broken legs, long-term respiratory illnesses and psychological distress.
Chronic leg ulcers cause long term ill-health for older adults and the condition places a significant burden on health service resources.
You may go a little slower on a lower gear, but if you are pedalling more quickly and more smoothly, you will go further and faster in the long term, with happier legs.
With Kempny out "long term" with what appeared to be a left leg injury, Jensen could take on more responsibility.
He was the first American injured in the Iraq War, hit by an exploding land mine that broke his left leg, caused long-term nerve damage in his right hand, and so severely impacted his right leg that it had to be amputated to save his life.
"Think long term," he said.
