Sentence examples for long established precepts from inspiring English sources

A culture that allowed the pressure to meet earnings expectations to come before long established precepts of financial reporting and ethical restraint".

That small terrestrial locomotors are less efficient than larger animals is an established precept within animal biomechanics [1] [4].

In highlighting the importance of network meta-analysis as an extension to conventional pairwise meta-analysis Ades et al point out that "...to ignore indirect evidence either makes the unwarranted claim that it is irrelevant, or breaks the established precept of systematic review that synthesis should embrace all available evidence" [ 6].

This principle is well understood and long established.

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".

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

Both tools are long established.

There is a "long established precept", he wrote, that while "the incidents, benefits, and obligations of marriage are uniform for all married couples within each State...they may vary, subject to constitutional guarantees, from one State to the next".

"I spent too long establishing that name," he said.