Sentence examples for instead of longstanding from inspiring English sources
Strikingly, the gene-expression profile of IBC tumours more closely resembles the gene-expression profile of T1 or T2 tumours instead of T3 or T4 tumours, which might be explained by the fact that IBC tumours are quickly arising tumours, instead of longstanding tumorigenic processes.
Maybe instead of erasing longstanding regional and social distinctions, television will help preserve them.
Glencore raised its offer for mining giant Xstrata and pledged to put its own chief executive in charge of the enlarged company instead of his longstanding friend and rival Mick Davis, the Xstrata chief who could now be forced out, having stood to gain £50m in retention packages if the original deal had gone ahead as planned.
A professor with expertise in the areas of torts, products liability, and administrative law filed a brief arguing that the application of nuisance law in this case was "nothing extraordinary" but instead represented "a natural extension of longstanding theoretical and doctrinal principles of tort law". The defendants-appellees' brief is due on February 7 , 2019
This kind of behavior makes it difficult to take social conservatives at their word when they insist that their opposition to, say, same-sex marriage is rooted respect for a longstanding institution instead of prejudice.
But instead, anti-eviction activists pointed out that certain landlords were abusing the Ellis Act, to do no-fault evictions of longstanding tenants and then resell the empty individual units as tenancies-in-common.
Instead of bemoaning their potential drag on Social Security and Medicare, we should be opening doors that enable boomers to apply their education, experience and energy to the solution of longstanding societal challenges.
Then he had a recurrence of longstanding hip problems.
Which it doesn't, as a matter of longstanding policy.
The accurate simulation of wave propagation is a problem of longstanding interest.
They were expressions of longstanding, preexisting grievances for other reasons.
