Sentence examples for long encountered from inspiring English sources
TOKYO — Foreign tourists visiting this city have long encountered translation help.
She says she has long encountered "quite a lot of resistance to filming in Mexico City" among Americans.
For Ms. Power, the experience illustrates the frustrations that human rights advocates have long encountered in government.
Joanna Brooks, a Mormon scholar and political commentator, says she has long encountered anti-Mormon sentiment among evangelicals.
Water-resource engineers and planners have long encountered risk.
The back and forth on this point highlights a larger challenge that Washington has long encountered, namely, what to do when it becomes obvious, and with no warning, that a dictator whom it has long supported is living (politically speaking) on borrowed time.
These are long encounters.
During the long encounters in the film, the younger Mr. Lanzmann learns about events at Theresienstadt, and the contemporary Mr. Lanzmann revisits the work of the artists, those in the camp who left vivid drawings of the concentration camp world.
The two have a long encounter in the conservatory's bathroom which may be the strangest sex scene in the history of the movies — it's a stop-and-go business in which they both fight for dominance.
Users from the same community are socially close, encounter each other with high probability, and have stable links and long encounter duration.
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