Sentence examples for had long observed from inspiring English sources

Farmers had long observed a voluntary moratorium on the sale of clones and their offspring into the food supply.

He had long observed managers as well as their sessions, learning how to do it from the likes of Danny Wilson and Ronnie Moore, and how not to from other, un-named bosses.

Although researchers had long observed that, as is true with most drugs, aspirin's effects varied among patients, the existence of "aspirin resistance" gained currency in the 1990s and early 2000s.

She has determined that the mysterious little bumps found around the jaws of some crocodile species and across the entire bodies of others, which naturalists had long observed but never before understood, are sensory organs exquisitely suited to the demands of a semisubmerged ambush predator.

Paul Crowley, director of the WWF's Canadian Arctic Program, says that Indigenous people had long observed the sun was coming up at a different time of year and angle than usual, only to be dismissed as "crazy" by white Southerners.

I had long observed that many people working in television were drawn to the lights, and if the lights went out, especially the red light of the live camera, many would cease to exist, at least in their own eyes.

Budget watchdogs have long observed that election year budgets are different from all other budgets.

Physics Students have long observed the science of motion by sending miniature carts trundling down inclines.

Aren't they cute?" Psychologists have long observed the importance given to the face.

Biologists have long observed that some sea creatures glow in the dark.

Sinn Fein is the political wing of the Irish Republic Army, which has long observed a cease-fire.