Examples of using Long-term damage in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Less expensive. Less long-term damage.
Also, to avoid long-term damage, use should be limited to a six-week timeframe.
Heart's slightly bruised, but no long-term damage.
She won't get the long-term damage Susan has caused Jordan.
Your drug use may have caused some long-term damage.
It can also prevent or reduce the long-term damage caused by infections and other complications.
Decompression sickness can cause long-term damage.
It can also help prevent long-term damage that might occur if you don't properly take care of some of your symptoms.
Concussion, some bruising on the spine, but no long-term damage.
By the time you observe it, long-term damage already has occurred.
We must wait for him to wake to determine long-term damage.
Treatment can also prevent or reduce long-term damage caused by infections and other complications.
Sunscreen helps protect the skin from sunburn and long-term damage.
These effects can cause long-term damage, particularly to teenagers, whose brains are still in the process of development.
Look, we caught it early enough that, if we can repair the duct,there should be no long-term damage.
Would mainlining this cause long-term damage to the heart?
It is thus clear that exposure of the fetus to teratogens atcritical stages of development may cause long-term damage.
In the worst case scenario, long-term damage is possible.
Some side effects are short-term or transient in nature,while others are more serious and can cause long-term damage.
Although uncommon, these side effects can cause long-term damage if taken excessively or misused.
He was regularly given cortisone injections to ease the pain, but playing while the kneewas still injured was causing long-term damage.
The long-term damage to Israel of such a Security Council resolution, allowed or endorsed by the U.S., must not be underestimated.
The Dnieper River Basin was not contaminated,there was no second explosion, and long-term damage was mercifully limited;
Millions of people use contraptions daily that are hideously inefficient,waste their time and are causing them long-term damage.
If lack of funding drives our most promisingyoung people away from careers in research, the long-term damage to science could be significant,” Finneran said.
Most of the protective materials do not effectively protect against UVA radiation, so the user may not turn red or“burn” quickly,but it is already known that it is likely to suffer long-term damage.
Medical help is necessary to resolve thephysical problems associated with over-exercising before they cause long-term damage to the body.
It is important to note that even though they are a nuisance and socially and aesthetically undesirable,they are not going to cause you any serious issues or long-term damage on their own.
This kind of approach impaired implementation of the local authority unification plan(the unification that did take place was unprecedented), and resulted in the shelving of most of the additional cuts planned for the 2004 local authority budgets,and created the potential for long-term damage to budgetary management.
Much international law does not cover modern uranium weapons because they were not invented when humanitarian rules such as the Geneva Conventions were drawn up and because Western governments stillrefuse to believe that their use can cause long-term damage to the health of thousands of civilians living in the area of the explosions.