Sentence examples for case so long from inspiring English sources

In any case, so long as a hiker is careful, there is no substantial risk.

But that will remain the case so long as China insists on playing by different rules — including a pegged currency.

Mr. Lay's inability to testify illustrates the challenge of prosecuting such a case so long after the crime.

In any case, so long as growth is below long-term trend, the gap between actual and potential output will continue to grow, easing inflationary pressure.

Siala suggested there could be movement on the Fletcher case so long as Britain provided more information about a plot to kill Gaddafi.

But the two nations reached an agreement two months ago allowing the United States to receive evidence from Germany in the Moussaoui case, so long as the evidence is not used to help put him to death.

Not in most cases, so long as you wash the fruit before eating it.

That's why shining beams of X-rays at them or cutting them out with a knife is actually still the best you can do in most cases, so long as they're confined and cuttable.' He bases this judgement on two particular experiences.

A further matter of concern in this case, not explained in your report, is why the criminal case took so long to get to court.

The Justice Department would not comment on why the criminal case took so long to take shape.

Reporter Madeleine Baran considers why the case took so long to solve in an absorbing and affecting podcast.