Sentence examples for has long been asserted from inspiring English sources
If, as has long been asserted, sports help boys focus their energy and improve their health and teach them about teamwork and perseverance, those same benefits are now available to girls as well.
And, as the European Commission asserts, the government has long been willing to coöperate with firms that both employ locals and use creative approaches to tax accounting.
Still, many trainers say that even faster surfaces appear on or around days with important stakes, and assert that the practice has long been the case.
Frida Kahlo has long been celebrated for being extraordinary, photographer Ishiuchi Miyako asserts.
China is rapidly growing its military and asserting territorial claims in the South China Sea, while perennially erratic North Korea has long been pursuing a nuclear missile program.
I agree with Mr. Sullum when he asserts that government is an ally of the tobacco industry, but this has long been true.
Resentments among the billions of people in the world who live on less than $2 a day have long been simmering, Ms. Coyle asserts, partly because of the West's ability to broadcast images of affluence and self-contentment toward them.
Biomedical lobbyists have long been lukewarm on SBIR, asserting that the research is generally of lower quality than the rest of NIH's portfolio.
Both ads have long been planned, although Mr. Lazio asserted that he was introducing them only in response to Mrs. Clinton's attacks over the last month.
For him, it echoed what had long been happening in Iran and Pakistan, "but I understood it was a community beginning to assert itself".
