Sentence examples for longterm changes from inspiring English sources

These questions are being asked more widely in mainstream bioethics, prompted by longterm changes to the shape of family life across different societies and, as a result, the way families interact with medical and social care.

The first type of change is thought to be related to very longterm changes whereas the latter is related to shortterm compensatory coping mechanisms.

The size of the temporal effects shown here also has implications for how we evaluate long term temporal change (e.g. through climate change), since where there are large temporal variations, longterm changes will not be discernible quickly.

This results in greater cravings for sweetness, which can make longterm change difficult.[14].[14]

The planet is undergoing an unequivocal period of climate change, with alterations in both longterm directional change and more local short-term variability.

Deke Arndt, chief of the monitoring branch at Noaa's national centres for environmental information, said: "Longterm climate change is like climbing a flight of stairs: over time you get higher and higher.

Yes, initially the service often causes incumbents and authorities worldwide to push back on the company, but it hopes that it can provide enough longterm benefits to change opinions and collaborate with governments and authorities for the future.

Pursuing relentless short term economic growth that leads to longterm collapse from climate change is the ultimate form of anti-growth.

My longterm goals have since changed: I'm going to save up money, buy a plot of land in Colorado, and start growing marijuana and vegetables".

History can't teach lessons: but it can recreate a political landscape, show where changes occurred, what longterm effects were caused.

Longterm epidemiological studies are sensitive to minor changes in the absolute incidence numbers and in the methods used, for example, variations in registration policy, demographic differences between the populations, faulty inclusion of readmissions, the specific methods of detection used or the availability of services [ 18, 32].