Sentence examples similar to long term show from inspiring English sources

A similar look at the long term shows that a single percentage point can make a very, very big difference.

If you want to create a cartoon that could develop into a long-term show, your cartoon will need to be either 11 minutes or 20 to 25 minutes.

The slip dress is admittedly pricey, but it's a long-term, show-stopping fashion commitment.

Doctor Antti Saari, from the University of Eastern Finland, said his team analysed data from 12,000 children to find those who used inhaled corticosteroids long-term showed signs of stunted growth, the BBC reports.

Whether their development over the long-term shows a similar pattern as seen in animal models remains to be elucidated.

Also investigated was which type of user (i.e. short-term or long-term) showed the most change.

As mentioned above, retrospective studies of patients who were on NSAIDs long-term showed that these patients had a lower prevalence of AD.

But long term trends show the proportion of organ donors dying from overdose has gone up steadily over many years.

And over the long term, studies show, self trash-talk is associated with higher stress levels and even depression.

However, long term trends show that Scarborough is less prone to violent crime than the rest of Toronto.

But they've helped us long term in showing us our weaknesses".