Examples of 'have lifelong' in a sentence

Meaning of "have lifelong"

have lifelong ~ possess something for the entirety of one's life; often used in the context of experiences or relationships that last a lifetime

How to use "have lifelong" in a sentence

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Such stigmatization can have lifelong repercussions.
Whales have lifelong friends that they visit regularly.
The repercussions could have lifelong effects.
I have lifelong friends now.
The stories in my eyes have lifelong promises.
You will have lifelong access to all the materials.
Spinal cord injuries usually have lifelong effects.
We have lifelong friends that we would never have found.
Summer recipes or how to have lifelong memories of mallorca.
These have lifelong effects on life chances and subsequent health.
Billy will likely have lifelong support needs.
Have lifelong promises.
Some children may have lifelong physical challenges.
Have lifelong followers.
Vaccinations have lifelong relevance.

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The mental workout involved in keeping languages separate seems to have lifelong benefits.
We both have lifelong passions for writing and the arts in general.
Exercise done with proper training can have lifelong benefits.
They can have lifelong consequences for family and friends as well.
Many colleges and universities have lifelong learning programs.
This could have lifelong effects and impact on a woman 's health.
The charges against you are serious and have lifelong implications.
Very early experiences have lifelong influences on brain development and the learning of coping skills.
Developing education systems so more people can have lifelong learning opportunities.
Violence can have lifelong impacts on one 's physical and mental health.
People with beta thalassemia trait will have lifelong mild anemia.
You have lifelong access, so you can take the time necessary.
The rapid diagnosis could also have lifelong benefits for newborns.
The land is held in a trust, administered by three elected trustees, who have lifelong tenure.
Having a bad credit report can have lifelong consequences for the consumer.
There are mental and physical health issues and educational deficits that have lifelong consequences.
These auto accident injuries may have lifelong effects which may require ongoing medical treatment.
Babies born too soon are more likely to die or have lifelong disabilities.
These conditions have lifelong consequences and often result in a short-term disability.
Injuries from truck accidents often have lifelong effects on the victim.
Instead, you will have lifelong testosterone therapy to help maintain general wellbeing.
Preterm birth is a distressing event for parents and families and can have lifelong consequences.
If not, the child may have lifelong vision problems.
If you have received two doses of vaccine, you are considered to have lifelong immunity.
If we do not, it can have lifelong consequences.
I have lifelong loyalty to you!
The initial experience and their differing responses to the failure have lifelong consequences for both.
People with CP may have lifelong challenges with movement, communication, and health.
UVA research sheds light on why infant seizures have lifelong effects.
The way you answer will have lifelong implications, so think hard.
If a cat is able to recover from panleukopenia, it will have lifelong immunity.
Most Member States now have lifelong learning strategies in which school education is central5.
Scientific Studies show that exposure to child neglect can have lifelong consequences for children.
The repercussions could have lifelong effects . I can not believe you guys are fighting like crazy.
Many decisions are small, but others have lifelong consequences.

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He could not have chosen a worse time
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