Sentence examples for began as long from inspiring English sources

The investigations of war crimes allegedly committed by Croatian forces began as long ago as 1996.

Irresistibly, in a process that began as long ago as the mid-nineteenth century, factories continue their migration east.

Yazaki, based in Tokyo, agreed to a $470 million fine for engaging in three conspiracies that began as long ago as 2000 and continued until 2010, when the government's investigation into the matter began.

There is growing interest in sports medicine, a field that arguably began as long ago as 490BC, when the first person to run the marathon collapsed and died immediately afterwards.

Minutes of Science Museum Group board meetingshow that the process of moving the RPS collection was well under way by March last year and proposals to "re-vision" the National Media Museum began as long ago as September 2013.

(Those four-letter words, even; yes, they're now treated in full. That began as long ago as the Supplements). It is still, though, recognizably the work Sir James Murray shaped and guided for 38 years, with no more resources than pen, paper and pigeonholes.

The Financial Aid and Scholarships Office will begin applying financial aid the week before instruction begins, as long as you meet eligibility requirements.

But these proteins, which begin as long strings, have to fold into very specific shapes to do their job.

Currently, the bill proposes allowing the process to begin as long as the government comes up with a plan to tighten border security further.

The duration of the Archaic Period varied considerably in Northern America: in some areas it may have begun as long ago as 8000 bce, in others as recently as 4000 bce.

In the Seattle indictment, Earnest James Ujaama, a Muslim who was born James Ernest Thompson, conspired to provide training, facilities, computer services, safe houses and personnel to Al Qaeda beginning as long ago as the fall of 1999.