Sentence examples for long established example from inspiring English sources

The only long established example of such an index is the special R&D deflator used in the annual discussions of the budget of the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) [ 9].

For example, the long established Addison Lee (which has its own app) has a 6,000 strong fleet.

Long established autocratic regimes were discredited, less by any shining example of democracy being established in Baghdad than by their own inability to cope with the crisis.

At its best in the Loire and Bordeaux, where it's long established and where winemakers know how to retain some leafy freshness, many of the examples I've tried from South Africa have been syrupy and dull.

A quick search turned up nearly 60 examples of extreme, anti-Semitic clan names published in Supercell's game, presumably many long established".

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".

The article, for example, cites Israel's collateral death rate of 41 percent, but leaves out that Hamas weapons are deliberately situated in private homes and mosques, violating long established wartime codes of conduct and guaranteeing the death of guiltless civilians.

This principle is well understood and long established.

"Those rules are intentional, long established and carefully considered.