Sentence examples for have long experienced from inspiring English sources

Many are enduring the harassment that human rights activists have long experienced.

Economists are often in the business of collecting empirical evidence of the trends many of us civilians have long experienced in our daily lives.

But in spite of this, I have long experienced niggling guilt over my failure to try being a music tourist in my own country, a feeling that grows each time I return from covering an exotic foreign festival.

Talve, pointing to the 2014 fatal shootings of two people at a Jewish community center in Kansas City, Missouri, says people of Jewish faith have long experienced the vulnerability that comes with being a target of hate and violence.

Both men have long experienced friction with President Hamid Karzai: Mr. Karzai forced out Mr. Saleh, and Mr. Abdullah withdrew from a runoff election against Mr. Karzai in 2009 because, he said, the voting would be rigged.

"Regrettably, African Americans and other racial minorities have long experienced discrimination when attempting to hail a taxi directly from the curb, with cabs either driving past African-American customers or refusing to accept passengers traveling to certain neighborhoods," Franken wrote in the letter addressed to Kalanick and Green.

"The Muslim community within Burma proper have long experience living with the Buddhist majority".

"We are increasingly becoming a 'winner-take-all economy,' a phenomenon that the music industry has long experienced.

Kirkuk Province itself, one of the oldest continually inhabited places on earth, has long experienced demographic shifts and strife.

For him, the government's wartime policy could have been foreseen in the prejudice that people of Japanese ancestry had long experienced in hiring and housing.

Some have long experience.