Sentence examples for lifelong effect from inspiring English sources

"It will have a lifelong effect," Dr. Kim said.

His 1972 book No Feet to Drag gives a flavour of how their father's disability had a lifelong effect on them all.

The pernicious, toxic and inescapable lifelong effect of being disciplined physically – either to the point of abuse, or to the point that the distinction between acceptable and unacceptable blurs in your mind – is that you almost have to say you turned out fine, just to redeem the fact of being who you are.

Psychological trauma has a lifelong effect on those who experience it.

Bottom line: Museum visits open the doors to transformative experiences that will have a lifelong effect on our children.

At the heart of the debate is the lifelong effect the secrets of closed adoption impose upon adopted citizens.

Such indiscretions can have lifelong effects.

The drop-out rates for young black people are staggering and have lifelong effects.

But, Ms. Paul notes, a growing body of research suggests that nutrition before birth can have lifelong effects.

But recent evidence shows that the wartime evacuation that so many of them endured at very young ages can have lifelong effects: insecurity, depression and anxiety.

The film nonetheless manages to capture a fresh aspect of the Kashmere Stage Band story: the lifelong effects the experience had on its members.