One Council race in the Bronx bristles with nothing less than a longstanding feud between a political machine and a borough dynasty.
In this instance, the companies that have withdrawn their ads "are more or less articulating their longstanding policies of avoiding controversial content," said Jeff Haley, the president and chief executive of the Radio Advertising Bureau.
Meanwhile, what has become glaringly obvious in recent days is that, contrary to Fager's previous assurances, CBS News learned little from its National Guard controversy, and did less to make longstanding changes in the way it operates.
"I was compelled to vote no on Senator Kerry's nomination because of his longstanding less-than-vigorous defense of U.S. national security issues," said Mr. Cruz, who also questioned the commitment of Mr. Kerry and Mr. Hagel to the armed forces, though both served in Vietnam.
The promise is that robots will enable heart surgeons to fulfill their longstanding dream of less invasive, less traumatic operations.
They say it distorts the local economy and undermines longstanding if less lavish efforts to create a workable local government.
They say the Pakistani leadership appears less preoccupied by the longstanding fear that Afghanistan could become an Indian client state that would contribute to Pakistan's encirclement.
We do business in a less developed country with longstanding environmental and corruption problems.
Gramm, a chief architect of the scheme, drew the critical attention of several Texas newspapers at the time, but Sullivan's involvement received much less scrutiny, though his longstanding ties to Perry create the same appearance of corruption and cronyism.
What can you say about a great, soulful rock album with country touches that features Martina McBride and T.I. on one track called "Care" and Kid and Sheryl Crow painting a stunning new musical picture called "Collide" with no less than Bob's longstanding idol Bob Seger backing them up on piano?
