Sentence examples for long considerable from inspiring English sources

This subtheme reflects how young people who had not received behavioural interventions for tics felt that this treatment would take long, considerable effort from their part or much support from others.

It is a remarkable shift for an industry that has long wielded considerable clout in Washington.

I mention poetry because I have long devoted considerable efforts to sourcing football poems.

Capital punishment has long engendered considerable debate about both its morality and its effect on criminal behaviour.

But the fence-sitting among these black leaders is a potentially troubling sign for Mrs. Clinton, who, like Bill Clinton, has long enjoyed considerable support among blacks, who are a crucial component of her home-state base.

Ray said of a species: After long and considerable investigation, no surer criterion for determining species has occurred to me than the distinguishing features that perpetuate themselves in propagation from seed.

It may be little, but the factory has long had considerable renown because it made the woolen baseball caps, produced in 22 steps, that are worn by the 30 major-league teams.

(By contrast, Kant's philosophy of mathematics has long received considerable attention).

It did not take long for considerable negative discussion to take place in the press following the introduction of Ida.

Despite this long history, considerable uncertainty surrounds the interpretation of soil P tests, because P speciation in soil tests is inferred.

The problems in the implementation of China's public policies have long drawn considerable attention from academics and the general public; the focal concerns of which include insufficient implementation capacity and deviation from original state intentions.