Sentence examples for has long consisted from inspiring English sources
A large portion of Norwich's population has long consisted of Polish, Ukrainian, Russian and Hungarian people, he said.
It has long consisted of shooting, one-touch épée fencing, a 200-meter swim, show jumping on an unfamiliar horse and a 3-kilometer run.
Having a stock portfolio that has long consisted mostly of Starbucks and Intel has also helped him pursue his outdoor activities.
Kew may be the world's most celebrated and prestigious botanical garden, but its identity has long consisted of two elements: as a centre of excellence in plant science and a major visitor attraction.
"Science" he begins, "(or at least physics) has long consisted of two distinct but complementary activities", one of which is experimental and empirical; "its procedure is induction".
So-called "porn for women" has long consisted of recycled porn for gay men and has tended to be produced by men with a stereotypical idea of what women want (think Fabio with a nine-inch cock), but women are finally starting to bring our own critical standards and input to the erotic material supposedly aimed at us.
This met with resistance from Shinsei employees whose jobs had long consisted of nurturing personal relationships with the directors of companies whose loans they were now being told to call in, Yashiro says.
The Bush administration has long said it consists of three groups: Sunni Arabs, Hussein loyalists and foreigners linked to Al Qaeda.
Graphite, the stuff of pencil lead, has long been known to consist of layers of carbon stacked on top of one another like a deck of cards.
It has long been known to consist of at least two components which undergo periodic eclipses with an unusual flat-bottomed dimming every 27 years.
Based on evidence that includes morphological and life cycle characters, mitogenomic structure (i.e., linear vs. circular mt genome), and molecular phylogenetic analyses, phylum Cnidaria has long been assumed to consist of two reciprocally monophyletic sister clades, Anthozoa and Medusozoa (Daly et al. 2007).
