Sentence examples for has long highlighted from inspiring English sources

Marcia Angell has long highlighted the ways in which the pharmaceutical industry, the psychiatric profession and academia have at times colluded to erode appropriate boundaries.

In contrast to quantitative empirical analyses, which have only recently begun to acknowledge the importance of destination characteristics, ethnographic research in migration and urban studies has long highlighted the diversity of lived experiences within and across locations.

The other feature of this update that Microsoft has long highlighted is support for what it calls "Mixed Reality" headsets — and what the rest of the world calls augmented and virtual reality goggles.

The CDC, even before Donald Trump became president, has long highlighted the fact that the vast majority of today's heroin users previously took prescription opioids.

Organisational psychology research has long highlighted the importance of reporting systems for identifying 'symptoms' of organisational failure before they become widespread or serious [ 63].

There's a power in naming that feminists and social justice activists have long highlighted.

Campaigners have long highlighted the devastating financial 'double-whammy' effect on already impoverished claimants of both losing their dole payments and incorrectly having their rent payments discontinued.

Campaigners had long highlighted this as a clear case of "evergreening" – making minor alterations to existing drugs in order to secure a new patent, and so extend its monopoly (Glivec costs patients $2,600 £1,6700) a month).

NB, London We have long highlighted the absurd National Rail Conditions of Carriage that mean passengers can be forced to buy a whole new, full-price single ticket – costing more than £130 in this case – by getting on a train that leaves, as in this case, just a few minutes later than the one they booked to be on.

Mechanistic studies of coal combustion have long highlighted the variety of reaction pathways along which gasification may take place.

Young Kenyan activists have long highlighted the problem of a lack of access to sanitary pads for girls.