Sentence examples for of longterm from inspiring English sources

"They're the children and grandchildren of longterm unemployed people," he says.

Many experts are focusing on the system in both departments of longterm assignment to the overnight shift.

Sincerest condolences to the family on the loss of longterm friend and neighbor at La Coquille of Westhampton Beach.

Kennedy will unveil policies aimed at what one aide calls 'the stresses of people's ordinary lives', from student debt to the cost of longterm care.

In future, similar forms of longterm oral drug delivery could put an end to regimens requiring numerous repeat doses, which may be missed or found too inconvenient.

Painful drama of longterm relationship breakup and possession-division from Belgian director Joachim Lafosse, featuring Bérénice Bejo and Cédric Kahn as a couple no longer able to go through the motions.

The impact of postoperative morbidity of TME on longterm survival has never been described.

There are few studies in the literature assessing the effect of bariatric procedures on longterm risk of cardiovascular events.

One of the most important criteria indicative of the longterm success of vaginal enlargement is the absence of postoperative contracture.

A memorial service and burial of a longterm resident of New York and most recently Wellington, FL will be held at Royal Palm Memorial Gardens, West Palm Beach, April 6, 11AM.

When I was more rational I was more aware of the longterm effects of losing privacy.