Sentence examples for has long been void from inspiring English sources

These may all be part of Mr Bush's plans.To some people, such as Senator Jesse Helms, the treaty has long been void and should be junked.

The renewal of struggling neighborhoods and the development of properties and blocks that had long been void of economic activity have created thousands of new retail storefronts and jobs for DC residents as national retailers made unprecedented investments in the district.

Despite a sensational farmers' market, Santa Monica, Calif., has long been something of a culinary void.

Academic research on pediatric nonneurogenic voiding dysfunction has long been hampered by the lack of a standardized reporting system for voiding symptoms.

Memorial architecture has long been one way to fill the void.

While the global void ratio has long been used as a density index to characterize sand behavior, concern has been increasing about its applicability to silty sands (sand fines mixtures), based on the proposition that the fines may fill in the void spaces formed by sand grains and make no contribution to the force transfer.

See Morrill v. Bank, 90 N. H. 358, 365: "It has long been the law in this state that contracts may be declared void because unconscionable and oppressive..

The city has long been known as a centre for contemporary art, and boasts two successful venues, Void and the Context Gallery.

I say, 'C'mon guys – we can make it bigger and we can make it applicable in others ways.'" The artist was attracted to the pigment not only because he felt strong emotion when he saw it (the closest experience, he said, would be staring into a black hole) but because he had long been interested in working with "void forms", and the pigment would be entirely non-reflective.

Mr. Wajda said he had long been eager to begin filling that void.

Nature abhors a void, of course, and the void has long since been filled to overflowing.