Sentence examples for long time china from inspiring English sources

The foundations have been shaky for a long time: China and the Fed have simply exposed a problem that was already there.

"For a long time, China has been the anchor of global disinflation," said Dong Tao, an economist at Credit Suisse, referring to how the two-decade-long shift to manufacturing in China helped many global companies lower costs and prices.

For a long time, China has been mastering the art of creating substitutes of Western solutions in order to feed the digital needs of the internet-hungry population.

For a long time, China has been a coal consuming country and has not paid enough attention to natural gas development, which resulted in a relatively low natural gas yield.

For a long time, China has only focused on teachers' professional training for compulsory education and tertiary education, while it has ignored the qualification and professional development for kindergarten teachers.

For a long time, China has struggled with its approach to how it will embrace the Web, which has in turn come with a lot of government intervention and censoring, often to the chagrin of its citizens and to those abroad.

It points to analysis by the long-time China watcher Willy Lam that prospects for political or legal reform are dim.

Wei Gu, a long-time China reporter most recently with The Wall Street Journal, has joined Apple to take up a PR Director role based out of its office in Shanghai, China.

Gerard Lyons, an advisor to the Mayor of London and a long-time China-watcher, said that by trying to make London China's offshore financial centre of choice, the UK was playing to its strengths.

I suspect it will be for a long time, for one reason: China wants to win back Taiwan.

China was for a long time segmented into different provinces, and now people are going to be moving around," he says.