Sentence examples for long documented from inspiring English sources

"As we have long documented and warned, the watchlisting system is error-prone, unreliable and unfair.

Anthropologists, historians, and other social scientists have long documented the variety of ways in which a good death is achieved.

Both conservative and liberal groups have long documented and denounced the magnitude and diversity of corporate subsidies.

JERUSALEM — The gray walls of Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial here, have long documented the horrors perpetrated by the Nazis against Europe's Jews.

Experimental psychologists have long documented pathological "loss aversion" – where we pay more attention to what we've lost than what we've gained.

Poverty has not disappeared, but it no longer defines the area, according to Per-Anders Pettersson, a Swedish photographer who has long documented the township.

An interesting study on "the daughter effect" found that when a male CEO had a daughter, the wages paid to his female employees rose relative to males' wages – helping to close the long-documented pay gap.

This service maintains a "seasonality trading system" which exploits the long-documented positive bias in the stock market during the few trading sessions before and after turns of the month, turns of the year and exchange holidays.

This has been long-documented, but we can regurgitate it here for the millennial disbelievers.

For one, it plays right into Hollywood's long-documented love of overly sentimental sports narratives meant to unveil something larger about life, or adversity, or acceptance, or something ("I gave you my heart / Because it came with so much more").

The pink-skinned icon has a long-documented history of being a naughty boy, from smoking darts after completing a charity run for cancer to testing positive for drugs (a banned diuretic his mum gave him).