Sentence examples for long noting from inspiring English sources

City officials expressed confidence that the program would not be stopped for long, noting that Justice Huff had not ruled on the merits of the case.

Among other points, the groups argue that ANPR data is kept for too long, noting that police in Toronto only retain such information for 72 hours.

Amon did not address that issue, but she did chide the N.B.A. for waiting so long, noting that it was asked to make a restitution request last October.

Some New Jersey moviegoers of sound mind may wonder whether Mr. Hurwitz and Mr. Schlossberg have been away too long, noting a few geographical discrepancies as the half-baked heroes drive all the way to Cherry Hill from Hoboken for their U.S.D.A.-approved meal.

Scientists have long noted that marmosets are unusual among primates for their doting fathers.

Historians of numbers have long noted that 11 makes a team.

Moreover, experts have long noted that while even slight differences in I.Q.

Mr. Long noted that V.A. loans remain competitive with other loan products.

Very short story followed by very long "Note on the Author," a parody of similar notes found in other magazines.

And each concert had a piano soloist long noted for sober, deeply musical work in the German repertory, Alfred Brendel and Richard Goode.

Critics of such provisions have long noted that they discourage married women's participation in the labor force.