The devastation the loss of jobs wrought on too many communities continues to
cast a long shadow.
But risk factors at 50
cast a long shadow. Some 67 percent of men and 57 percent of women with diabetes at 50 are likely to have heart or vascular problems by age 75.
2 Pierre Huyghe, "Streamside Day Follies" (Dia: Chelsea, New York) Streamside Day, 2003, Huyghe's film-within-an-installation, was winding down its Dia run when the ball dropped on 2003, but its performative daredevilism
cast a long shadow across the year ahead.
Southwestern Seminary since its infancy as a theological department at Baylor University in 1905 has
cast a long shadow over Southern Baptist life.
"The awful accidents at Southall, Ladbroke Grove and Hatfield continue to
cast a long shadow over the rail industry", said Rail Passengers' Committee for Wales secretary Clive Williams.
Fortified with robust UltraSPARC(TM) II processors, 16 GB of main memory and 218.4 GB of storage, the UNIX(R)-based Sun Enterprise 4500
cast a long shadow over previously reported results.
Updated from time to time, such views continue to
cast a long shadow, as evidenced by the reception of films such as American Beauty (whose protagonist, in the words of one representative critic, bravely struggles "to awaken from the stupor of 20 years in the suburbs") and the new book Suburban Nation (whose subtitle announces two simultaneous and equally horrible trends: "The Rise of Sprawl and the Decline of the American Dream").