Sentence examples for long run loss from inspiring English sources

Patients with OA suffer from joint pain and tenderness, occasional effusions and, in the long run, loss of joint function.

So the long-run loss in value would be substantially less than the immediate impact.

For the richest households, the short-run losses would be 1.8%to3.9%9% and the long-run losses 6%to13.4%4%.

Since financial crises are associated with long-run losses in GDP, a reduction in the probability of a crisis generates marginal benefits.

But in the long run, that loss became a victory for evolutionary theory.

This can also damage genetic research in the long run, because loss of trust from subjects and the potential legal liabilities for compensations may deter investment in further research.

Even if this behavior at first leads to minor losses, in the long run, these losses are more than compensated for by increased exposure to a greater variety of new and lucrative opportunities.

After a long run of losses I wandered into the food court and ate some crap.

"In the long run with the loss of Starz deal, they're going to need to find other partners to promote that 'on-demand type of service'--that's something that's going to be imperative".

An important issue (not further considered) is whether dilatation accompanying opening of extension fractures and their infilling with precipitates is compensated in the long run by volume loss in the surrounding rock mass from dissolution and solution transfer.

The curious accounting Congress uses for tax projections counts the Roth liberalization as a revenue raiser, even though it loses money in the long run, because the loss years lie over the horizon.