Sentence examples for has long disturbed from inspiring English sources

The practice of jailing detainees indefinitely without sentences has long disturbed human rights advocates, who were only slightly mollified by the court ruling.

While America welcomed the election of the Muslim Brotherhood's Muhammad Morsi as president of Egypt as a step towards democracy, the Saudis viewed it as a power grab by an Islamist cult, financed by another impertinent neighbour, Qatar, whose noisy Al Jazeera satellite TV channel has long disturbed the royal Saudis' sleep.

Media Matters has long been disturbed by the way Fox News star Glenn Beck uses references to the Holocaust, Nazis, and anti-Semitic smears in his daily rhetoric.

Last year, in a discussion at Amherst College, Brown said that his agreement with Warren had been "historic" and that he had long been "disturbed" by outside groups trying to take over election contests.

Lead exposure has long been known to disturb motor function.

It has long been known that cognitive processing is easily disturbed by incompatible environmental stimulation which distracts attention from tasks [ 1].

Restless leg syndrome has long been considered to be caused by dopaminergic system dysfunction and disturbed iron metabolism [16, 35].

"It has long been my view that Talmud study ought to have university status - without in any way disturbing the existing content or style of that traditional learning.

The fact that those countries have long since become democracies does not disturb party officials.

The Germanic "barbarian" tribes that had so disturbed the late Roman empire had long since settled down, and the later Viking raiders had by this time become respectable "Normans".

Other members of the full group who had long experience in complex organizations, he said, were not disturbed by NASA's approach to safety issues.