Sentence examples for has long been safe from inspiring English sources

Although we're still not talking huge number growth, the controversial party is closing the gap with the Greens, which has long been safe in its position as Australia's third party.

It has become a stark example of increasing violent crime in a country that has long been safer than many of its neighbors.

No one should be surprised that gay people, for whom concert halls and opera houses have long been safe havens, are turning away from Gergiev and other pro-Putin musicians.

The influential classical music writer Alex Ross, author of The Rest is Noise, wrote in the New Yorker last week: "No one should be surprised that gay people, for whom concert halls and opera houses have long been safe havens, are turning away from Gergiev and other pro-Putin musicians".

Democrats around the country were hopeful that they could win two special elections Tuesday in what had long been "safe" Republican districts in Georgia and South Carolina.

Macs have long been safer than Windows PCs, because they are very rarely chosen for attacks, probably because of the Mac's much smaller market share and to crooks' extensive expertise in writing malware for Windows.

China has long been remarkably safe for foreigners.

New Zealand has long been considered safe from terrorism and the outside world in general.

That's because the club has long been kept safe by former Secret Service agents, and who can put a price tag on that?

The dollar has long been a safe haven for world investors, enabling the United States to attract vast amounts of foreign capital and to finance borrowing needs at lower interest rates than purely domestic demand for dollar assets would have allowed.

Maralinga has long been declared safe.