Sentence examples for as long standing from inspiring English sources

Permanent atrial fibrillation was defined as long standing atrial fibrillation in which cardioversion had failed or had been foregone, according to the ESC guidelines [25].

[HCP05] Where depression was perceived as long standing as opposed to of recent onset, clinicians described patients as equally reticent to draw on a narrative that reinforced their depression as a recognisable entity.

Of course, most of these "traditional" events are not nearly as long-standing as people claim.

Indeed, Sanders' crew has called Hillary -- a woman whose public service has been as long-standing as the vicious personal attacks she's faced -- a whore, something one might expect from the Drumpf but surely not what the disaffected youth's Great White Hope should be putting forth.

Peters, 71, remains such a revered figure among the Beavers faithful that he received as long a standing ovation as Serratore at the pep rally.

Some of them you may recognize as long-standing techniques of oratory.

A suite of troublesome diseases has emerged as long-standing soil fumigants are being banned.

There are monarchies everywhere, and this basically corresponds with the mentality of the people, as well as long-standing practice".

But the alliance, whose members have widely differing political ideologies, is already showing cracks as long-standing differences emerge.

Left essentially unchanged is the prohibition of assassinating foreign leaders, as well as long-standing restrictions on human experimentation.

As long-standing president of his class, he has attended reunions for nine of the past 10 years.