Sentence examples for more after effects from inspiring English sources

Immediate large loop excision results in overtreatment and more after effects and should not be recommended.

Immediate large loop excision is not recommended as there is a considerable risk of overtreatment and more after effects.

Its tone is often sighing and affectionate; on occasion, moreover, it forgoes belly laughs in favour of a surprisingly mov ing exploration of such themes as the Sixties generation's doomed attempts to rekindle youth, and the fact that minor success can often have more painful after-effects than straight failure.

British 800m runner Jenny Meadows has, however, said there are more nuanced after-effects of doping.

There's a lot of stuff that references death or war in some way or arguments, greed and lust and want – that theme of wanting more and more, and the after effects that has on other people.

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The International Monetary Fund has warned that the world's major economies risk a long period of low growth unless governments do more to overcome the after-effects of the financial crisis and the longer-term problem of ageing populations.

If anything's changed, it's that we might be becoming more brazen about the after-effects.

The pattern of catch trials during the CCWFF, specifically, that the initial direction of after-effects more closely followed that of the preceding training session, was also observed during the second CWFF.

If talk of miscarriage and its after-effects were more acceptable, perhaps women (and men) would be more willing to ask for help if they are not coping, and those around them will better know how to support them.

More people surviving cancer means that we need to pay a lot more attention to its financial after-effects, as well as the costs during illness.