Sentence examples for long term children from inspiring English sources

But each child who is not adopted costs the state £25,000 per year and, long term, children in lengthy and unstable care placements do much worse.

I'm a bit concerned about a 5 x 8 week term idea I once heard though (with 2 week holiday gaps instead of a week) - 8 weeks is a long term, children get burnt out by the end of about 6 - 7 weeks continuous teaching.

In the long term, children whose parents were laid off have been found to have lower annual earnings as adults than those whose parents remained employed, a phenomenon Peter R. Orszag, director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, mentioned in a speech last week at New York University.

In the long term, children's survival and development are jeopardised as their societies' ability to invest in their future is weakened.

In the long term, children and families should not become dependent of them".

In the long term, children placed out of home showed levels of behavioural maladjustment similar to the children remaining with maltreating parents, and heightened as compared to children growing up in high risk families with adequate parenting.

In the long term, child psychologists foresee anxieties, irrational fear of death, aggression, attachment disorders.

Given that stunting is a measure of long term child health, expectedly we find a much larger effect of the wealth index on child health compared to that of per capita consumption expenditure.

In the long term, child malnutrition has been linked to permanently stunted growth and lower income as an adult, among other things.

Interestingly, long term child health conditions including offspring overweight and obesity and childhood diabetes were infrequently acknowledged as risks associated with excess GWG.

It is well documented that a reduction in maternal depression, in addition to improving maternal wellbeing, will have a beneficial effect on short and long term child outcomes [ 8, 9].