Sentence examples similar to long established branch from inspiring English sources

Many universities have established branch campuses around the world.

The controversy over homosexuality has sharpened a long-brewing power struggle between the more established branches of the Anglican Communion, which include the Church of England and the Episcopal Church U.S.A., and what were once the mission churches in the developing world.

The approach is considered in the light of the long-standing aspiration of software developers to merit a place among practitioners of the established branches of engineering.

The sect has established branches outside Japan.

Mr. Slater also established branches in France, Italy, Japan and South Korea.

He came back and established branches from India to Poland.

So far they have established branches in Melbourne, Montreal, Nuremberg, and New York City.

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.

Both tools are long established.

Some practices are long established.