Sentence examples for long been observed from inspiring English sources

"It's long been observed that when Murray wins he's British, but when he loses he's Scottish.

(Such deliriums have long been observed with accidental ingestion of plants like deadly nightshade, thornapple, and black henbane).

It's long been observed that doing almost anything other than sitting at a desk can be the best route to novel insights.

Although this species had long been observed, scientists were only recently able to confirm it was entirely separate to other similar dolphins.

The federal guidelines -- which are not legally binding but have long been observed by federal prosecutors in both Republican and Democratic administrations -- provide for such subpoenas when the information sought is essential to the investigation of a suspected crime.

It has long been observed that in the absence of an aristocracy and the other insidious obfuscations of too much history, money has been the chief maker and marker of status and power.

Although the effects of biological control have long been observed, the mechanisms by which antagonists achieve control is not completely understood.

It has long been observed that a neighborhood's growing affluence and evolving nature can be measured by the range of establishments for dining.

But I underline 'may.' " The holiday has long been observed on the Monday after Coptic Easter, a merger that most likely happened during the early centuries A.D. when many ancient Egyptian practices existed alongside Christianity.

Singular configurations of five-axis machines have long been observed.

The "wisdom of the crowds" phenomenon has long been observed in cognitive, social, and political sciences.