Sentence examples for long indicated that from inspiring English sources

Mark Carney, the Bank of England's governor, has long indicated that with political approval, there is no technical problem with such innovations.

South Africa's National Prosecuting Authority, which is taking up the charges, has long indicated that the corruption investigation of Mr. Zuma would eventually lead to a trial.

President-elect Vladimir V. Putin has long indicated that he believes that Russia should have a greater role on the world stage.

Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, the spiritual leader of Shas, one of Israel's religious parties, has long indicated that he would be in favour of giving up land for peace.

Although Boston College has long indicated that it would be interested in the property, John B. Dunn, a spokesman for the college, said on Wednesday night that the fact that the archbishop actually decided to sell it was unanticipated.

Mr. Breitbart has long indicated that he would not fight much of the incidental prosecution evidence, but would focus instead on arguing that the prosecutors failed to tie Mr. Massino to the specific crimes charged.

While this bright glow lasting so long indicates that perhaps 30 to 40 Jupiter-masses worth of material was blown off from the winds in a disk around these stars, the estimates from our best models ranged from half that to as little as an eighth of that figure.

Abu Dhabi's recent statement that the UAE's aid to Egypt would "not continue for too long" indicates that perhaps Cairo may be pressured to overcome its political baggage with Doha and accept Qatar's economic assistance in the future.

An immature Eotyrannus was over 4 meters (13 ft) in length, and a subadult Appalachiosaurus was estimated at more than 6 meters (20 ft) long, indicating that both genera reached larger sizes.

However, the branch length of BDV within Clade I is long indicating that it still distant from Filoviridae.

In mice missing hevin, the synapses were much smaller and the dendritic spines were thin and long, indicating that they were not fully grown.