Sentence examples for long minimized from inspiring English sources

The world's best female skier, Kostelic has long minimized the importance of these championships.

The remote and rugged landscape of the North Cascades long minimized the human impact in the region.

Its partnership with EMC, long minimized by some Cisco executives, is increasingly important to growth.

Water would be impounded for only a few days or weeks each year instead of all year long, minimizing damage on the local environment.

"The state of Mexico has for a long time minimized the problem of violence towards women," Estrada said.

The contribution of alternative splicing (AS) to these functions has long been minimized due to incomplete knowledge on AS events in hematopoietic cells.

Mr. Lieberman has long advocated minimizing the number of Israeli Arab citizens.

"If somebody came in like that, I could shut up and go away, but the reality is businesses would either have to get a ridiculously long contract, minimize their investment going in or raise fees to pay off their investment".

Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies are broken up into runs (or 'sessions'), frequently selected to be long to minimize across-run signal variations.

Furthermore, in these studies data were acquired with ultrashort TE and a long TR, minimizing T2 and T1 relaxation effects, and, ultimately leading to very reproducible results with a high SNR.

As listed in Table 3 ▶, the DME framework distances of INT are larger than 4.0 Å, which is too long to minimize the DME framework interaction potentials (see Table 2 ▶).