Sentence examples for long-term pitfalls from inspiring English sources
Sumner Redstone turns 94 in May, and problems in recent years at Viacom, which he controls by virtue of dual-class shares, are a good example of long-term pitfalls of multi-class stock companies.
A cash flow forecast uses this past data to make future projections, providing foresight into near- and long-term pitfalls and opportunities.
Other therapeutic modalities are common with patients experiencing cardiovascular disease, especially in patients with ischemic disease, who constitute the majority of the survivors (Figure 3). Figure 3 Long-term pitfalls in cardiac arrest survivors.
Meanwhile, Loyd Grossman, an American-born food-show host and purveyor of his own brand of spaghetti sauce, radiated from my television set like a piece of performance art representing the pitfalls of long-term expatriate-ism.
After years of fits, starts and unanticipated pitfalls, the long-term loan program — championed by the White House but stymied by federal housing officials — is gaining traction across the country, especially among businesses like Grandview.
Famke Janssen, the Bond girl who now looks like Julia Roberts, wore what seemed to be her grandmother's afghan turned into a skirt to the premiere of her well-received film, "Love and Sex," which deals with the pitfalls of long-term relationships.
Planning for these types of long-term outcomes can help avoid pitfalls to growth, Saenz says.
Because most endocrine diseases are chronic and lifelong, special emphasis is placed on long-term management and the common pitfalls that may be encountered by the clinician.
Now gamers will be able to sharpen their personal knowledge while learning how to maximize their long-term earnings and avoid the pitfalls of high-interest debt.
Finally, I will examine the pitfalls associated with long-term hormonal treatment and the available methods for such types of studies.
It will have to educate users about the pitfalls and potential long-term costs of getting slapdash service.
