Sentence examples for as long suggested from inspiring English sources
As long suggested, these land use patterns are probably related to the colonization of new lands in which there were little or no existing populations.
In any case, the reader is likely to come away wondering whether the vogue of the choreographer-director may be less an apotheosis, as Long suggests, than an aberration.
Thus, these observations indicate a relative long healing period, but perhaps not as long as suggested by [ 6].
As long ago suggested by the Russian endocrinologist Vladimir Dilman, time flies faster in the obese.
It was at that moment I realised things were as bad for Standard as the critics had long suggested.
If the political brain is an emotional brain, as the evidence has long suggested it is, then progressives need to start speaking fluent emotion.
An "intergovernmental United Nations body that fights for tax justice" would provide countries with a forum to challenge the policies of other countries that function as tax havens, Long suggested.
At least twice as long, studies suggest.
Conventional wisdom has long suggested that, as job performance increases, so does the value or return to the company.
Even amid the platitudes spouted Monday, it was telling to hear players and Coach Rex Ryan use words and phrases like "if," "can" and "as long as" — all suggesting a less rosy reality, which is what the Jets face over their next six games.
