Sentence examples for long lasting consequences from inspiring English sources

Due to the long lasting consequences, school-to-work related inequality of educational opportunity (IEO) has been a key subject of empirical educational research for years.

Global shocks are, by definition large, high profile, often irreversible, and with long lasting consequences.

This sort of insult, and believe me it will be taken as such, could potentially have devastating and long lasting consequences among Latino voters.

Half a million of those children are facing imminent life-threatening conditions, with long lasting consequences to their physical and mental development.

Diabetes is a serous disease and can have long lasting consequences if not treated correctly.

"How students cope with these demands can have long-lasting consequences for their self-confidence.

Second, genocide and mass atrocities have long-lasting consequences that go far beyond the states in which they occur.

The decline in wealth may have long-lasting consequences as well, by reducing bequests to the next generation.

"When considering the relative hardships faced by the parties, it is important to consider the potentially dire and long-lasting consequences that can follow from unconstitutional stops".

The Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, warned of major and long-lasting consequences from Putin's actions, which had changed the "borders of states overnight".

"This is a bad deal which we ended up with for bad reasons, and it will have long-lasting consequences," Mr. Miliband said.