Sentence examples for long standing one from inspiring English sources

The assumption of meaning holism is a long standing one in Kuhn's work.

Notably, the Pg DNA presence in the oral compartment was mostly observed in early RA patients rather than in long standing ones, in accordance with the recent findings by J.U. Scher et al. [ 29].

Remarkably enough, latitudinal clines in the New World for inversion polymorphism and body size parallel to the long standing ones in the native geographic area were evident after a few years since the American colonization.

Now he's standing, one long, green chiffon-clad arm raised against the office wall, blocking Billy Gaff's path along the corridor.

A spokesman for the prime minister, Gordon Brown, said: "Our position on Cuba is a long-standing one, which is that we have always sought to encourage a peaceful transition to democracy in Cuba.

The divide between East and West at NBC is a long-standing one.

This theme, of individual choice and romantic love thwarted by parental edict and tradition, is a long-standing one in literature.

The problem with that joint has been a long-standing one for Harris and it flared up again after he bowled 30 overs in his country's opening tour match against Kent.

In a separate interview, with the Wall Street Journal, Trump said that the long-standing "One China" policy — initiated by President Nixon in 1972 and a cornerstone of U.S. policy ever since — is no longer guaranteed.

The accusation of irregularity is a long-standing one: his 20 in 32 and 13 in 34 over two seasons at Getafe were marked by hot streaks followed by goalless spells and he was capable of missing great chances as well as scoring great goals.

The intensive discussion on the suitability, the efficiency and the sustainability of Fe0-based filtration systems for water treatment and environmental remediation is a long-standing one.