Sentence examples similar to especially long established from inspiring English sources
Some disciplinary coalitions proved to be particularly successful in influencing policy paths, especially if they belonged to long established and organized groups (e.g. hydrologists as opposed to geophysicists).
Combined therapy is a long established practice in ICU, especially in VAP caused by P. aeruginosa because of its high rates of resistance and initial ineffective antibiotic therapy [ 12].
Their settlements are so big and long established that many of their occupants, especially younger ones, are barely conscious of living on the occupied West Bank.
Democracy's ways can be frustratingly slow, especially when radical changes are on the agenda and long established parties fail to rise to the occasion.
Private cellars aside, the only other repositories of East End wines are restaurants, especially long-established ones in wine country.
Where the church has been long established, the task of the congregation is to strengthen the faith, especially by preaching parish missions and retreats, teaching, and directing shrines dedicated to Mary.
Meanwhile, the DS had long established itself as a car suited to middle-income families, and especially to architects, designers and engineers: to them it was a perfect expression of Modernist design.
To refer to "double exposure" by assuming that only two forms of threat are especially important does not factor in the more expansive forms of the notion that have been long established in the literature.
"This has been long established".
But this is a long established tendency.
He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".
