Sentence examples similar to long standing understanding from inspiring English sources

-- or the World Bank, traditionally headed by an American in a long-standing understanding between the two economic powers.

There is a long-standing understanding that invasive species can be both a consequence and a cause of changing environments.

Understanding how the same BCRs can generate different signals is a long standing question in the immunology research field.

This state influence is long standing however.

*LSIs, Long standing illnesses.

The long-standing Protestant understanding about the significance of quickening was increasingly challenged by the impassioned evangelical belief that God creates a separate and distinct human life at the very instant of conception.

"It is my understanding that Mr. Ellison has had a long standing interest in Lanai," Neil Abercrombie, Hawaii's governor, said in a statement.

The Hawke Keating governments effectively worked towards mutual understanding in maritime issues, resolving competing claims of long standing.

Dating the origin of the animal kingdom (Metazoa) has been a long standing challenge in evolutionary biology, and has important implications for our understanding of macroevolutionary processes and the tempo and mode of evolution [ 1, 2].

Indeed, the mechanism of selection was considered to be in some respects an obstacle to understanding ancestry, since relatively recent adaptations could conceal commonalities of long standing.

Understanding the relative role of effective population size on the rate of adaptation has been of long standing interest to evolutionary biologists.