Sentence examples for long-term stature from inspiring English sources
Yet in each of the examples cited above, we see the herd favoring companies that are struggling in the near term but doing things to enhance their long-term stature.
Mr. O'Donnell questioned the value of academic research in higher education, a move that exacerbated fears that Mr. Powell's leadership might — as one concerned alumnus, the Fort Worth lawyer Gordon Appleman, put it in a widely distributed letter — lead to "long-term, perhaps irreversible degradation in academic stature" of the state's premier research university.
Children who lacking the insulin-like growth factor-1 may have short stature and other long-term health problems.
Early intervention with long-term r-hGH treatment improves adult stature, with some patients reaching target final height.
"The issues facing the insurance industry and health care industry are complicated long-term issues, and someone of Jack's stature can only be positive for Aetna".
CD is also associated with an increased risk of long-term negative health consequences such as short stature, delayed puberty, depression, and low bone mineral density [ 1].
Nonetheless, these findings have important clinical and public health implications since maternal depressive symptoms are modifiable and child stature is a key indicator of long-term nutrition and health status [ 10].
A randomized trial has found that even long-term exclusive breast feeding has no effect on obesity or stature in childhood.
And I saw it as a long-term proposition, hoping, at 20, that I might be an artist of stature at 50.
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
