Sentence examples similar to long lasting traces from inspiring English sources

Long lasting headache attacks.

The present finding of an increase in sleep SWA for up to an hour after rTMS further indicates that rTMS can leave long-lasting traces, raising the question of when and how such traces disappear.

"The significance is that after all this search, this tremendous amount of search, there has at long last been a trace of anthrax found on something, which is really quite remarkable," said Dr. D. A. Henderson, director of the office of public health preparedness of the Department of Health and Human Services.

It's a stain that will likely be seen long after the last traces of the blood has been cleaned from the streets.

"By Myself" had a similar air of sassy defiance, as though the ever-demure and elegant Ms. Carroll had decided at long last to kick over the traces: gently, I should add, with a delicate tap of a toe.

At long last, style!

At long last.

And, at long last, Poland.

Supply is, at long last, becoming tighter.

At long last I was renouncing chance".

In preparing chicken breasts, the cooking time should be just long enough for all but the last traces of pink to vanish — and no longer.