Sentence examples for long prevalent from inspiring English sources
The attitude prompts grumbling from fighters used to the gentler Islam long prevalent in Syria.
And attitudes such as Mosher's were long prevalent: in 1962, when Lincoln Center's administrators were planning the New York Film Festival, John D. Rockefeller III, Lincoln Center's chairman, said, "Movies are like baseball" and didn't deserve a showcase there.
The settlement requires an academic institution, for the first time, to adopt the safety management model long prevalent in industry research, where lab safety is a well-recognized and legally imposed responsibility of leadership, enforced in organizations from the top down.
Bearing in mind that Fifa began using MRI scans in 2009 to help eradicate age fraud, which has long been prevalent in many parts of the world but especially in Africa, the current tournament is perhaps a more reliable indicator of progress.
The setback has placed New York City behind the pace of emerging contactless transit systems in cities like Chicago and even Philadelphia — where tokens have long been prevalent — burdening an already aging system with a fare card that officials say costs too much and does too little.
The long time prevalent theory of the immune system was based on tolerance of self-antigens developed mostly during the fetal life by the deletion of auto-reactive lymphocytes in the thymus and bone marrow.
Racism has long been prevalent in Republican politics.
Sexual assault has unfortunately enjoyed a long and prevalent existence within the athletic departments of colleges and universities.
Tuberculosis has thus long been prevalent among elderly people.
The cohort design allows one to identify, model, and quantify factors that perturb the estimate, two of which are noted here (unstable incidence and the significant impact of long-term prevalent specimens that may register false-recent in the assay).
We found a primary AVF rate of 86% and an average AVF long-term prevalent use rate of over 80%.
