Sentence examples for long noticed from inspiring English sources

Anthropologists, of course, have long noticed the importance of tattooing.

Baker said he had long noticed the racial disparity between first- and third-base coaches.

Mr. Burch's half-brother Frederick Caldwell has long noticed that Mr. Burch feels most comfortable in interracial settings.

Like other blacks, Ruben Burch had long noticed that blacks had never been cast as Joseph, Mary or Jesus.

Although researchers have long noticed that the brain is inflamed in Alzheimer's patients, he had dismissed inflammation as a major factor in the disease.

Because Lisa notified him as soon as she put the money in, he could pull it out before Ms. Long noticed the windfall.

Try evacuating that on short — or long — notice.

It is the first time any prime minister has given such long notice for an election.

But dinosaur fossils and tracks have long been noticed there, though people did not always realize what they were.

A market share of 70% is tough to boost — a predicament FORBES long ago noticed (Sept . 5 , 1988

This phenomenon has long been noticed in literature, but the controlling factors of shallow-water glaucony precipitation in Precambrian oceans have not been adequately investigated.