Sentence examples for long evident from inspiring English sources

Faultlines, long evident within the SPLM, are now openly acknowledged.

Long evident in their discographies, these attributes shine again in their latest recordings, both for Decca.

One of the MPs' main conclusions was that inequalities long evident across companies in the UK were even starker in the financial sector.

The learning-induced increment of dendritic excitability in the model derives from the observations that there are at least two time scales, called here short and long, evident in the cerebellar cortex.

In adults, the importance of psychopathic traits for designating a subgroup of antisocial individuals has been long evident in clinical research [ 4, 5].

Yet the defects in the document have long been evident.

This kind of social protest has long been evident in Odetta's vast song repertory.

A similar reluctance to adopt private pensions has long been evident in much of Western Europe.

These flash-in-the-pan episodes have long been evident in the entertainment universe.

The work by Deaton and Case is further confirmation of what has long been evident.

It has long been evident that when Tynan talked about "high-definition performance" he was evoking himself.