Sentence examples for longterm implications from inspiring English sources
"The longterm implications are potentially catastrophic," Nye told the 2016 presidential candidate.
HuffPost's Jon Ward reported on Wednesday that the series of missteps exercised by Gingrich over the past week could have longterm implications on his ability to fundraise and conduct a competitive campaign.
Fundamental immediate and longterm implications for vaccine development and strategy are highlighted below.
The objectives of this part of the study were to investigate why VDPs' in England and Wales perceive they chose dentistry as a professional career; how they perceive their vision has changed and to explore the implications for their short- and longterm professional expectations.
Thus, determining the genetic cause in 46,XY DSD can have implications for investigation, counseling of families, and longterm follow up.
The objectives of this study were to investigate why VDPs' in England and Wales perceive they chose dentistry as a professional career; how they perceive their vision has changed and the implications for their professional career plans, both short- and longterm.
Extreme, horrific, longterm, widespread violence.
Poor tragic, oldster, childless, longterm singleton George Clooney.
Should you consider longterm care insurance?
It's a longterm investment in yourself.
