Examples of using Long-term consequences in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Instant results, Long-term consequences.
The long-term consequences of this are unknown.
There are gonna be some long-term consequences.
These results,” says Elinav,“reveal a new and potentially alarming adverse side effect of probioticuse with antibiotics that might even bring long-term consequences.
Child abuse charges carry long-term consequences.
When we introduce a new technology- and it doesn't matter if it's an urban water system or the smartphone-it's often impossible to predict the long-term consequences.
People who tend not to consider long-term consequences of actions.
I'm putting you on an antibiotic course,and hopefully we got it early enough to avoid any long-term consequences.
More specifically, that the long-term consequences of their use are NOT worth it.
But the tinkering with nature has created long-term consequences.
Poverty, under-supply and maintenance neglect long-term consequences of care- can be anyone, at any time- must not be longer than the individual's own risk.
It is a very important decision with long-term consequences.
The dissolution of the PA is liable to have far-reaching and long-term consequences for Israel, among them:(1) Renewing Israeli Responsibility for the residents of Gaza and intensifying the burden of controlling the West Bank;
This is a long-term decision, with long-term consequences.
Israel must exert great efforts to present its case, but needs to firmly resist pressures to make furtherunilateral concessions which could have devastating long-term consequences.
There is no discussion about the long-term consequences of underage drinking.
It seemed like a good idea at the time, but no one thought about the long-term consequences.
Reports in clinical and psychological literature indicate early injury ortrauma can have long-term consequences on sensory or pain behaviour that extend into childhood or beyond….
Perhaps the Chief Scientist's money could be used more efficiently, but it's clear that such a significant cut to the state's main means of supporting technologicalentrepreneurship will have very bad long-term consequences.
If the conflict lasts a week, then prices will rise to $200 or higher,and this will have long-term consequences, as stockpiles will decrease,” Karyakin said.
They're counting on humanity to take short-term profits and to hell with the long-term consequences!
Not even immediate consequences but long-term consequences.
However, studies conducted in the 90srevealed that pain experienced in infancy has long-term consequences.
This violence is a violation of human rights,a manifestation of gender discrimination and has long-term consequences on the lives of victims.
Recent studies conducted in Iceland and Finland, which maintain excellent medical records on all citizens,have helped to determine how often SMIs occur and the long-term consequences associated with them.
Americans' difficulty saving, Daniel Eckert told me recently, is a textbook example of how brains wired to reckon with short-term threats andopportunities struggle to think about long-term consequences- and struggle even harder to take current action to stave off future disaster.
Fortunately this was a relationship that didn'tlast beyond the first year of college(not because of the story!) so the long-term consequences were minimal.