Sentence examples for less long term from inspiring English sources

In both of the chosen treatments physical, emotional and social quality of life were positive, combined either with maximum increased life expectancy (pair 8) or less long term damage (pair 4).

But relaxing the standards that is driving much of the innovation among automakers today will surely result in less long term investment in the future of transportation.

XVII, §§ 1, 3. They do not mandate the provision of any particular care, much less long-term nursing care.

Kite flying itself is equally effective, with similar ups and downs but markedly less long-term paranoia.

"However many times they say: 'Oh, George Osborne goes to the opera,' there is less and less long-term thinking.

A lower path for unemployment implies less long-term joblessness and a higher rate of potential growth.

Maine, however, has less long-term leeway than Santana and Perez because he has a one-year contract.

Germany's opposition to this has generated discussion of shorter-dated euro bills that would involve less long-term commitment.

Because the credential cache does not store the password, less long-term damage can be done to the user's account if the machine is compromised.

Taffy Salaman is not as high-profile a trainer as Jeremy Noseda, who saddles the favourite Forgotten Voice, and his horse has far less long-term potential.

Proton beams have been shown to do less long-term damage to surrounding healthy tissue in children's brains than conventional radiation.