Sentence examples for how long standing from inspiring English sources

A recent study by GfK (PDF) again highlights how long standing concerns regarding a lack of skilled workers in the industry is proving to be a massive headache for startups.

Further studies are needed to clarify how long standing AF may in some way induce chronic hyperglycaemia, and if glucose lowering strategies reduces the AF burden.

And, indeed, when he was asked how long-standing he himself is, Karpovsky looked ready to change tables.

On Monday, the FCA is expected to publish its full report on its business plan for the next financial year, including its investigation into how long-standing life-insurance customers are treated.

Case studies from Niger, Ethiopia, Ghana, and Senegal show how long-standing beliefs and practices are being reversed.

It's also how long-standing beefs can get started, which fire back and forth like the Hatfields and the McCoys until one of the larger bosses steps in and settles everyone's hash.

The 303 has been around for three decades and the fact that a mainstream artist can take the sound and reinterpret it in 2014 is a testament to just how long-standing it is.

How long-standing these are, and if and how they might occur in other intestinal disorders are not yet clear.

How long-standing such effects are and if and how FT affects the microbial ecology in the intestine of patients with other intestinal disorders is yet to be studied.

This is not a full historical narrative of the increasing complexity of cancer therapeutics; for that, we would need to explore how long-standing "bedside" understandings of cancer articulated with mid-nineteenth-century pathological anatomy, and both modes with the new surgery of the late nineteenth century.

It has been a long standing question how spindle microtubules (as well as the associated motor molecules) generate the poleward forces to segregate chromosomes during cell division.