Sentence examples for long term affect from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for Intrepid Travel said: "People travelling to Nepal usually understand there is an element of risk, but it is difficult to say at this stage what the long term affect will be on tourism to the region".

But there is concern that a government desire to protect science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) subjects by ringfencing funding could, in the long term, affect the ability of these teams to conduct research.

This would in long term affect negatively the nation's pharmaceutical expenditures and launching of new and innovative drugs.

Their effects on soil structure have been well documented, however, there is limited knowledge on how earthworms in the long term affect the soil microbiome, especially in arable soils.

This attitude will in the long term, affect productivity which in turn negatively affects the bottom line.

The intensity and frequency of symptoms, their association and concomitant infertility, the secondary effects of medical and surgical management, symptoms persistence after treatment, disease relapse and the need of continuing a therapy for a long term affect negatively quality of life [ 20].

Unless someone gets an outbreak during pregnancy, they are actually pretty harmless and have no long term affects.

Phenols, long term affecting pollutants can be found in industries which produce chlorophenols that are widely used as fungicides and insecticides in agricultural sector.

Study the long term affects and benefits that co-sleeping has been shown to have on babies.

"The long-term affect on Bonds will be very minimal because it will be fairly easy for the government to go back and narrow the indictment or bring the matter back before a grand jury and bring a superseding indictment," Tobias said in a telephone interview.

Research has not yet determined whether or not our edited selfies, the ones that make us look super sexy, have some sort of long-term affect on our self-esteem.