Sentence examples for had long established from inspiring English sources

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".

Despite being immersed in the early 20th century Parisian art scene, by the time this work was made in 1976, Dubuffet had long established his art brut style.

Mr Farage said the remarks "show how little Mr Cameron understands" and said Ukip had long established itself as a more than just a protest vote.

Latakia is a stronghold of the Assad regime and the Alawite sect, to which the president belongs, but the opposition had long established a foothold in the northern reaches of the area across the border from Turkey.

By the time Adam Vinatieri kicked a 26-yard field goal with 1 minute 56 seconds left for the game's final points, New England had long established its defensive superiority.

Facebook acquired the startup in 2014 for $19 billion, picking it up after it had long established itself as a business and service.

Neuroscientists have long established that writing and reading are handled separately by the brain.

Astronomers have long established a correlation between the pulsations of these stars and their absolute brightness.

As brain science has long established, the child and early adolescent brain has unique plasticity and dynamism.

Cornell University, the SC Johnson College of Business and the Accounting program have long established relationships with many major employers, including professional service firms, consulting firms, banks and fortune 500 companies.

Cornell University, the SC Johnson College of Business has long established relationships with many major employers, including professional service firms, consulting firms, banks and fortune 500 companies across a broad range of industries.