Sentence examples for from a longstanding from inspiring English sources

Although exacerbated by the current recession, hunger results from a longstanding poverty problem.

Then the first order came in, from a longstanding client of the England factory.

David M. Steiner, the state education commissioner, said this request stemmed from a longstanding practice.

The government broadcast said Mr. Muzenda had died from a longstanding kidney ailment.

Mr. Reed recently switched his mode of thinking, from a longstanding piano trio to this larger group.

But, physically well apart from a longstanding back problem, Lively says she has "no wish to compete" with their longevity.

A federal judge on Friday sided with Starbucks in its messy divorce from Kraft Foods, refusing to block Starbucks from breaking a longstanding supermarket distribution deal with Kraft.

Apart from being a longstanding advocate of gay rights in Ireland and abroad, Norris is a renowned James Joyce scholar who has written several works on the author of Dubliners and Ulysses.

But the stuff that the core is made from remains a longstanding unresolved problem.

That decision was a byproduct, critics say, of Japan's own gamed system known as amakudari, or "descent from heaven", a longstanding, widespread practice in which Japanese senior bureaucrats retire to high-profile positions in the private and public sectors.

Minimizing environmental harm from diffuse water quality impacts from farms is a longstanding problem in agricultural policy.