Sentence examples for long present from inspiring English sources

This would neatly confirm a sense long present in American literature of who it is who inhabits the newer, truer promised land.

The incident brought to the surface tensions long present in Jena, a town with an 86% white population and a history of segregation.

But his economic nationalism strikes a note long present in one strand of conservatism: the protectionists who found a home in the GOP in the 1940s and 1950s.

Sadly these algorithms aren't creating a more neutral world of equitable outcomes; they are baking in historical injustices long present in society at large (1).

Even if that statement is an exaggeration, it points to Francis's odd stature as a proto-American; it suggests that Francis, long present here through his followers, would represent himself here at last.

This idea has been long present in U.S. strategies toward China, even before being concretized in Robert Zoellick's notion of integrating China into the world financial and commercial systems as a way of promoting "responsible stakeholdership".

Free trade has long presented advantages and disadvantages to Americans.

Australia's Productivity Commission has long presented itself as the leading advocate of evidence-based policy.

Netflix has long presented itself as a champion of unfettered access to Internet content.

He has long presented himself as one of the supposed good guys in college football.

The classification of bacteria has long presented unique challenges in biological systematics.