Sentence examples similar to long term inconveniences from inspiring English sources

Finally, colectomy with ileal pouch anastomosis is viewed by many as a good solution for refractory UC even with all the possible long-term inconveniences associated with this procedure.

Mr. Elsbernd called poor streets a quality-of-life issue, and said that despite the inconveniences, "long term, it's absolutely necessary for the future of the city".

Overall, anticoagulation is considered to be more effective than aspirin in elderly patients with AF in preventing stroke, provided there are no contraindications to anticoagulation and the patient decides that benefits are worth the inconvenience of long term oral anticoagulation.

Prolonging a minor inconvenience in the short term can save you problems in the long term.

"Think long term," he said.

Long term?

What about long term?

Long term, it.

Long term savings?

But long term?

Long term planning?