Sentence examples for has long traced from inspiring English sources

"The challenge is that consumers will continue to do whatever they wish on the Internet, and find clever ways to not attract the attention of the content companies or I.S.P.'s," said Mr. Garland of BigChampagne, whose company has long traced the proliferation of file-sharing.

Sherman, who has long traced his own emotional travails, starting with the heartfelt Women and Wallace in 1990, keeps the tone light here.

Experts have long traced or photographed rock art images so they will at least be remembered once they are gone.

Comparative linguists have long traced group commonalities through language.

Barring further claims, Bedient's shares the distinction with the H. C. Lovell Company of Stratford, which, according to John Caulfield, executive editor of the National Home Center News in New York, has also long traced its origins to 1783.

During geochemical studies, factor analysis has long been used for tracing elemental sources (e.g. Cloutier et al. 2008; Zhou et al. 2008; Yalcin et al. 2010).

Electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometry (ETAAS) has long been used for trace element analyses and over the past few years, the main constraints of atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) methods, namely matrix interferences that provoked high background absorption and interferences, have been reduced.

Tracing his footsteps has long been a popular touring route for Australians keen to build a better picture of the man.

The ability to precisely modify the genome of crops without leaving behind trace evidence has long been a dream for genetic engineers.

Chew Magna has long been the largest village in the district, and can trace its importance back to Saxon times.

The health department has long interviewed each new infected person to help trace partners and prevent further transmission of H.I.V.