Sentence examples for has long minimized from inspiring English sources

The world's best female skier, Kostelic has long minimized the importance of these championships.

The contribution of alternative splicing (AS) to these functions has long been minimized due to incomplete knowledge on AS events in hematopoietic cells.

Mr. Lieberman has long advocated minimizing the number of Israeli Arab citizens.

Tensions with the White House and Pentagon hawks that Secretary Powell has long sought to minimize are no longer possible to disguise.

Apple has long since taken measures to minimize the possibility of children using their parents' iTunes accounts.

Therefore, reducing steel waste (or minimizing cutting losses) has long been the focus of academic research in one-dimensional stock design and cutting problems.

Large-scale transcriptional reprogramming has long been interpreted as a mechanism of minimizing the effect of drought stress in plants [ 12, 13].

Accurately predicting pregnant mothers likely to transmit the virus to their infants has long term benefits of saving on drugs and minimizing drug resistance problems.

It has long been assumed that foragers exploiting patchily distributed resources should minimize their travel distances while maximizing the energy gained from food (Heinrich 1979; Pyke 1984).

Instead, the right has chosen to do to McCain what it has long done to our Founding Fathers: talk up his greatness while minimizing his missteps.

As the court's opinion pointedly emphasizes, the association has long said that the effects of politics in the state courts should be minimized by replacing election of judges with an appointive system, as has already occurred in some states.