Sentence examples similar to long established level from inspiring English sources

There is a long established myth regarding the actual level of danger from insect bites.

Comcast has long established and mutually acceptable commercial arrangements with Level 3's Content Delivery Network (CDN) competitors in delivering the same types of traffic to our customers.

When it comes to alcohol, science and the courts have long established a direct line between number of drinks, blood-alcohol level, and crash risk.

Demographic data show that the participants all had long established RA and the Disease Activity Score (DAS28) showed a high level of disease activity.

To innovate in education is to create something new which deviates from long established traditional practices; in this case to impart learning at different levels.

Elevated levels of AGEs are observed in diabetics, and there is a long established epidemiological link between diabetes and higher risk of certain cancers (liver and pancreatic).

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".

Trinity's long established reputation in Chicago as a place of good works for the ill, drug addicts and the needy, several church members said, was what had left many of them perplexed by the level of national controversy now.

This appears to discount the huge and long established contextual differences between the systems being compared in terms of geography, vertical ownership of long wholly owned routes (infrastructure), limited cross-border issues and long established high levels of technical and commercial inter-operability in the North America.