Sentence examples for long-term visible from inspiring English sources

Long-term, visible policy supporting clean energy," Ms. Blunden said, is a big part of the answer.

The COF is stable under long-term visible irradiation and shows steady photochemical hydrogen evolution with a sacrificial electron donor for at least 50 hours.

The retained business is cash-generative with long-term visible annuity streams generated from the Long Term Partnering Agreement, and although the UK defence budget remains stable, the procurement arm of the UK MoD (Defence Equipment and Support) continues to experience reform as it learns to operate as an arms-length trading entity of the MoD.

In such cases, the difference between corporate sponsorships and scientific philanthropic donations with long term visible public health goals needs to be clearly separated.

Otherwise, "There are just no long-term effects visible".

He believes that what you put on your head has the same long-term and visible effects as what you put in your body: "There are so many good oils in nature, and the best vitamins are the ones you eat in good food.

Interventions have been pushed in the direction of short-term, tangible results, whereas the largest capacity gaps might sometimes be of a more systemic nature, requiring more long-term, less visible efforts.

The long-term effects of visible light on the eye.

Or are there long-term advantages, not visible now, that may be come evident?

Yet, the outlook, based on long-term trends barely visible five years ago, now appears to promise large supplies of oil and gas from multiple new sources for decades into the future.

In Germany, grassland is characterized by a long-term decline without visible impact on the food supply.