Sentence examples for have long traced from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

Ecologists have long sought to trace fluxes of materials and energy within and among ecosystems [1], [2], [3], [4].

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.

The sweet promises made at the Deauville Conference weeks after the eruption of the Arab revolutions have long evaporated without trace.

While it is tempting to try and establish the specific donor, the mobility of RNR genes may well have long since erased any trace of a mitochondrial origin since detection of such a signal is reliant on there being no HGT of alphaproteobacterial class I RNRs subsequent to this event.

Clashes and delays caused by bureaucratic infighting have long been a feature of Japan, which traces the existence of a powerful professional bureaucracy back a thousand years.

Scientists have long used DNA from mitochondria (mtDNA) to trace human migration patterns.

New York has absorbed many horrors through its history, but most traces of them have long since been allowed to vanish.