Sentence examples for has long underlined from inspiring English sources
The person-centred care literature has long underlined the importance of the patient's personal goals in all care decisions.
The literature has long underlined the neonatal and maternal complications associated with the birth of a child with macrosomia [ 10- 15].
Researchers have long underlined the importance of assessing consequences of IPV alongside the violent acts themselves as a way to consider the impact of IPV on women's and men's lives [ 35].
The weakness of this argument has long been underlined [11], [17], [18] and relies on the fact that psychostimulants enhance attention to the same extent both in ADHD and healthy children [17].
"Their own impact assessments underline what has long been obvious, that their reckless plan to crash out of the single market and the customs union will leave us all much worse off.
With so many different points of view on a subject that has long divided America, perhaps the debate just underlines the obvious - gay people are like everyone else.
But it is unclear whether the army has enough troops for the job.If the massacre underlines that FARC has long since lost any scruples about slaughtering civilians, it is also a reminder that in talking to the paramilitaries the government is negotiating with big-time drug traffickers.
Just to underline the direction in which the ladies game has long been heading, another South Korean, Ryu So-yeon, and one of Korean extraction, the New Zealander Lydia Ko, tied for third.
My view has long been that the BBC needs a powerful board and chairman and recent events have underlined this need.
But now the Twickenham cat is already among the pre-Christmas pigeons, it merely underlines what anyone with a working knowledge of Jones's methods has long known.
The mass abduction underlines how even the vast military might of a country that has long been a regional peacekeeping giant is failing to contain the insurgency raging in the north-east of Africa's most populous country.
