Sentence examples for looking at long term from inspiring English sources

Also, the results may differ if looking at long term effects.

"I'm looking at long term and medium term rather than short term.

We're looking at long term fuel cycle issues versus short term safety issues, which are what came out of Fukushima".

In recent years, several countries have been looking at long term trends in the spring adult population size of a target group of farmland birds as an indicator of this.

Roughly two years ago, Dr. Sarrel brought to my attention a research study published in JAMA looking at long term health effects in women who did, or did not, receive estrogen replacement after hysterectomy.

We found no other study looking at long term effects of EBM teaching on EBM practice in the clinical field.

If you look at long term it will be for the best. . . .

"We will work with the Welsh government and independent advisors to look at long term future possibilities for neonatal services in north Wales".

Already UNICEF has begun to look at long term rehabilitation needs - especially getting children back to school," said Mr Abdi.

"We're looking at long-term technology when we haven't made the first step," she said.

There are no good studies looking at long-term nutrition and its effects.