Sentence examples for has long continued from inspiring English sources

It has long continued to run reconnaissance missions across the border.

Although the Greeks are credited with the first noise ordinance, in the first century B.C. — banning potters and tinsmiths, as well as roosters, from residential areas — noise was, and has long continued to be, dismissed as just one of the less agreeable things about life.

It was also far more widespread, featuring both in court and churches (although Paul of Samosata, bishop of Antioch, preferred the fluttering hankies) and was cheerfully manipulated, a practice that has long continued through the claque – the professional applauders perfected in France – to the television floor manager who indicates when the audience should applaud.

The deal is all about IBM, which has long continued to rely on its legacy server business, taking a bigger bet on the cloud, and very specifically cloud services that blend on-premises and cloud-based architectures — something that the two companies have already been working on together since May of this year (which now might be looked at as a test drive).

This nuclear relationship has long continued.

Google, Microsoft and others have long continued to support their software on some of these old platforms long beyond their useful life because they often became vectors for viruses and malware — and with unpatched versions of Chrome or Internet Explorer running on them, they would have become even more dangerous.

But Benedict, who has long admired Pius, continues to draw fire for ignoring concerns over the controversial pontiff.

Sullivan County, where I live, has long been, and continues to be, Ground Zero for much of the decades-old NY casino debate.

It has long been and will continue to be a dominant theme in ecosystem theory.

If there's a risk for AMD, it's that the practices it has long complained about could continue.

And then, government has long condoned the trustees' continuing and damaging failure to act so as to protect the assets of beneficiaries on account of conflict of interest.