Sentence examples for longterm chances from inspiring English sources
It's time for this week's episode of Fly or Die, the TCTV show where CrunchGear editor John Biggs and I look at three new products and debate their longterm chances of survival.
The presidential candidate who stepped onstage in Florida on Monday was everything, image-wise, that elements of the Republican Party have been saying they needed to have a fighting chance longterm in places like California, so much a bastion for Democrats that it hasn't been seriously contested in five national elections.
Extended surgical procedures are the only chance of longterm survival for patients with Klatskin tumors, but high mortality rates have been reported.
She made major contributions to screening, early diagnosis and survivorship – maximising the chances of good longterm outcomes – in the process taking behavioural prevention from a somewhat marginal position to the very heart of Cancer Research UK's activities.
A longterm italo fan, he jumped at the chance to have a go at taking on one of the genre's touchstones, turning in a 12 minute cosmic trawler that's like wading through a treacle filled club in Rimini on Halloween.
Extreme, horrific, longterm, widespread violence.
Should you consider longterm care insurance?
It's a longterm investment in yourself.
Has this been a longterm dream?
His longterm partner Eric Gow died in 1991.
