Sentence examples for have long persisted from inspiring English sources

Doubts have long persisted over the precise location of his remains.

These assaults, which have long persisted out of sight of the mainstream media, are now widely discussed and, finally, officers are being indicted.

Reflecting the wiggle room that Brazilian society provides for such establishments, brothels like Centaurus have long persisted in spite of prevailing laws.

The senator reportedly replied that he had been to the Senate sauna beforehand – although rumours have long persisted that he had himself fitted with a catheter for the occasion.

Doubts have long persisted about the safety of these machines, which emit a minute amount of radiation, and the EU has explicitly linked such doubts to its decision, announced at the start of the week.

In contrast, many other regions, including Japan and some other regions in Asia, where the myth of raceless society have long persisted, have failed to tackle the topic, resulting in population descriptors sometimes being overgeneralized and ethically problematic.

RACIAL prejudice in the fashion industry has long persisted because of tokenism and lookism.

The question is: How, exactly, will democrats use these tools to develop democracy where authoritarianism has long persisted?

A myth has long persisted among scholars that the schoolgirl rugs were used on top of carpets as protection from fireplace sparks.

Talk has long persisted that Paul Beck was Gianni's lover before he became Donatella's, but Beck told a reporter in 1997, "I've never denied being a very good friend of Gianni's, but it's never been more than that".

Our results highlight the benefit of targeted restoration planting for some species, but also demonstrate that many common species that have long-persisted in human-dominated landscapes are experiencing severe declines.