Sentence examples similar to mentioned long term from inspiring English sources

Not to mention long term injury.

Finally, 8 of the 16 participants mentioned long-term relationships with business partners as one of the key factors for their success.

A July 2012 study by Media Matters found that out of hundreds of broadcasts and print articles about wildfires in 2012, only three perent mentioned long-term climate change.

The previously mentioned long-term strategies could certainly help to address the toxicological concern of herbal drugs in developing countries.

Many die from explosions and falls, not to mention long-term disease from exposure to toxic substances.

"How is it, then, that systems of farming which do precisely the opposite – with increasingly dire and damaging effects on both the terrestrial and marine environments, not to mention long-term human health – are able to sell their products in mass markets at prices that in no way reflect the immense and damaging cost to the environment and human health?

The Global Call to Action against Poverty - France specifically mentions long-term illness [ 55].

Only one third of the articles mentioned any long term maternal risks or perinatal complications associated with caesarean section.

Even more troubling was the fact that only a third of the articles mentioned any long term maternal risks or perinatal complications potentially associated with caesarean section.

Whereas only about 18% (n=21) of the articles did not mention any short term maternal risks related to caesarean section, 66% of the articles did not mention any long term maternal risks (n=78) or perinatal risks (n=77).

Google's size, wealth and desire to be a leader in sustainability are all motivating factors, not to mention the long term business benefits of signing contracts to purchase clean energy at fixed prices.