Insurers say, sotto voce, that long-time term policyholders may be just that because their health is not good, and they dare not drop the policy to buy a similar, cheaper one requiring a physical exam.
But it seems like a long time in terms of sexual dynamics.
For a long time, the terms of body schema and body image were indifferently used (see for instance Schilder, 1935).
The impact is, however, only temporary, and will not last over a long time Short-term −1 The intervention demands machineries and transportation, which will contribute to emissions.
"Villa had been on a horrendous run and he'd had his hands tied for a long time in terms of finances," added Lennon.
But that's actually a relatively long time in terms of quantum-physical processes.
Even though, the principles of single stellar evolution and binary evolution, have been accepted for a long time, the long-term evolution of stellar triples is poorly understood.
In the models including a long-term time trend term along with an AR term, we once again used AR(1) and AR(3) for UFPs and PM2.5, respectively.
It took Mark a long time to come to terms with his brother's death.
It takes a very long time to come to terms with that.
My daughter's list, which hung on the refrigerator for a long time, said, "My long-term goal is to be a pediatric oncologist.
