Sentence examples for for the longstanding from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama led tributes for the longstanding Congressman.

Investigators suggest several reasons for the longstanding criminal connection between Brooklyn and Miami.

The court went on, "The jury's damage award does not punish State Farm; rather, it attempts to compensate Radcliff for the longstanding consequences" caused by the company.

But one of their members, Margaret Ferrier, gave up her seat for the longstanding MP, known affectionately as the Beast of Bolsover.

"We regard the case shown on TV as outsourcing," he said, bluntly declining to use more euphemistic terms for the longstanding practice of sending unnecessary workers to affiliates.

The 31-year-old has been receiving treatment for the longstanding injury this week having only started 18 Bundesliga matches last season.

Moreover, from the synthetic biology perspective, such conceptual advances might make possible the effective recombination of naturally occurring polyketide synthase modules for the achievement of the longstanding goal of engineering assembly lines that selectively synthesize virtually any imaginable polyketide product.

As for the next season of the longstanding reality competition show, Probst says be prepared for twists and turns.

It's simply a matter of the longstanding demand for carriers finally catching up with the fleet.

With a little-noticed order last week, we fear the Supreme Court has set the stage for dismantling the longstanding ban on corporate spending in elections for president and Congress.

For another, the longstanding David-and-Goliath relationship between the scrappy City Opera and the august Met inevitably came into play.