Sentence examples for as one longstanding from inspiring English sources

The two issues are not unrelated, as one longstanding council worker on the Pengegon estate highlights.

There were extraordinary scenes all through 1973; the drama was, as one longstanding resident recounted in Nick Wates and Christian Wolmar's 1980 anthology, Squatting: the Real Story, "better than the telly".

As holiday shopping madness hits full stride, one longstanding entertainment powerhouse seems to have taken a backseat.

One longstanding technical obstacle is the over-reliance on a single ER-positive breast cancer cell line (MCF-7) or on only a few ER-positive breast cancer cell lines (ZR-75-1, T47D) as experimental models.

One longstanding hypothesis in gene expression is that as an organism ages, the genome loses its ability to effectively regulate genes, leading to an overall relaxation or de-repression of gene expression [ 19].

Metamaterial shrinking device is a fascinating device of longstanding interest, which can convert an arbitrary object virtually into a small-size object as one desires.

They do think they have solved one longstanding mystery, though.

One longstanding A.R.A. member is Bill Dodds, 82, a former national political director of the United Auto Workers.

One longstanding argument against private and commercial development of Governors Island has been its inaccessibility.

One longstanding approach consists of isolating and culturing primary BMECs.

One longstanding theory of associative learning suggests that if the neurons that are activated by a taste fire at the same time as those that control nausea, the connections between the two groups of neurons are strengthened.