long-lasting effect

He found long-lasting effects are most common among people who were teased from the ages of 8 and 16.

The industry's leaders worry about the long-lasting effects of plantation culture.

And either would have long-lasting effects that need careful consideration.

This event had a long-lasting and profound effect on him.

The aim is to have long-lasting effects on the disadvantaged.

He also began to witness the bomb's different character and long-lasting effects.

The decrease in blood pressure shows a combination of short- and long-lasting effects.

Their children are certainly deprived, but I'm not sure there will be any long-lasting negative effects from this.

There is no single policy change that would have as quick, long-lasting and positive an effect on the city's quality of life.

As a long-lasting effect, Andrew's hearing was never to be normal again.