Sentence examples for long term burden from inspiring English sources
Gas-cooled reactors take up a strong second role in France's R&D strategy on future nuclear energy systems as priority was given in 2005 to fast neutron reactors with multiple-recycle for their potential to optimally use uranium resource and minimize the long term burden of radioactive waste.
It will already be too late for millions of Latinos who will suffer unemployment, underemployment, low wages they may carry as a long term burden as a result of their years in school.
Early and timely recognition of women at risk and appropriate referral is necessary, as this may reduce the duration of treatment [ 46, 70] and potentially reduce subsequent long term burden of PTSD both to the individual and society [ 71].
The work by Ngamini Ngui et al. (2013b) highlights an urgent need to address socioeconomic disparities in the distribution of psychotic disorders in our populations, with more disadvantaged communities harbouring the burden of incidence, prevalence and the long term burden of care and management of the course and outcomes of psychotic disorders.
The second, long-term burden is becoming classified as a "rock biographer".
Again, as the economy strengthens, such federal spending would slow and not remain a long-term burden.
Their suffering and lost potential, as well as their medical treatment, will be a long-term burden in every sense.
For the farmers, the long-term burden, hard to measure, may lie on the spirit of the rural South.
Recent cuts in income tax and social-security contributions softened the crisis but greatly increased the long-term burden.
The long-term burden of Mr Bush's first-term tax cuts and spending increases is three times bigger than the looming Social Security shortfall.
Environmental degradation is now so severe, with such stark domestic and international repercussions, that pollution poses not only a major long-term burden on the Chinese public but also an acute political challenge to the ruling Communist Party.
