Sentence examples for issue of the long from inspiring English sources

"The issue of the long putters came up, and the U.S.G.A. and the Royal & Ancient said they didn't have any plan in the near future to make a rule change," Cokewell said.

The issue of the long term behavior of those joints, especially the effect that severe and prolonged environmental actions may induce, justifies the search for additional data and recommendations to avoid premature debonding and failures.

But according to at least one archived newspaper clip, Fred Trump also lived at 175-24 Devonshire Road: A wedding announcement in the January 22, 1936 issue of The Long Island Daily Press,places Fred Trump at that address, and refers to his wife as "Mary MacLeod," which is Donald Trump's mother's maiden name.

This is not just an issue of protection from threat, but an issue of the long-term competitiveness of the United States.

But as I look to my magazine archives and see that the first issue of the long-departed Blueprint Magazine launched in May 2006, I get nostalgic for spending uninterrupted non-computer time with my favorite reads.

Thus, neither of these two approaches makes it possible to reliably address the issue of the long-term impact of gene duplication on the rate of evolution.

He is also right to raise issues of the long neglected but immensely important, forgotten subject of industrial democracy, though Mr Miliband could have been much bolder here.

At the same time, Kennan deserves recognition for raising the key issues of the long-term future.

But that does not change the issue of the centuries-long guilt of Christians.

Other reasons included: the issue of a long distance from the home to the clinic.

Labour accused Ms Ellison of kicking the issue "into the long grass".