Sentence examples for long-term stoppage from inspiring English sources

But churches warn that large numbers of those who are sanctioned go on to face long-term stoppage of their benefits.

Danielle Carter, making her return from a long-term injury, hit the woodwork in stoppage time for Arsenal but the margin of victory boosted their goal difference to +39 - seven better than City's.

Torquay looked set to end a troubled season with a win – their manager, Martin Ling, is still absent on long-term sick leave – but Rovers' Matt Harrold denied them with a stoppage-time header.

The two-month-old strike -- Hollywood's longest work stoppage in 20 years -- revolves around two questions that have long-term implications: What kinds of writers and programs should be covered by the guild's collective bargaining agreement; and how should writers be compensated when their creations are reused, especially in digital form?

To further test the SS method, the clearance rate was also during the long-term steady-state experiment measured by following the exponential reduction in algal concentration after stoppage of the algal dosing pump and the through-flow of seawater, whereupon algal cells were added two times to reestablish the initial steady-state concentration.

The long-term goal?

Short-term frustration for long-term gain".

Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.

It can think long-term.

"We're looking long-term".

"But a long-term loss?