Sentence examples for long time problems from inspiring English sources

For a long time, problems with the observance of the rights of refugees have been noted in all border countries.

The most basic long time problem of the insitu electron temperature measurements in the ionospheric E region is "why Te is very often higher than possible Tn at the height of ∼100 km.

BMW ran a "teaser" campaign in Britain exclusively on bus shelters.Meanwhile a long-time problem, lack of data on the effectiveness of posters, is being addressed.

High business costs have been a long-time problem (12% higher than the national average) with taxes being a major gripe.

Obviously, this is a short-term solution to a long-time problem, but Spiegel owns up to that in the blog post.

Of course, parents were concerned and outraged over the faulty YouTube filters, a long-time problem that finally prompted the company to roll out new moderation policies.

For a long time, the problems of complex system mechanism of major engineering, such as lack of acknowledge, inconsistence of scale, insufficient quantification and lack of valid direct viewing evaluation tools lead to decision failures of major engineering projects.

It has been well known since long time that problems during parturition lead to a delayed involution of the uterus and a delayed resumption of ovarian functions which in turn causes lower conception rates and longer calving intervals (Morrow et al. 1962).

"If a property is still on the market after a long time, the problem is probably down to the price," Cushing says.

For a long time, the problem of dynamics has been the concern of experts and scholars at home and abroad.

This provides an answer to a long time unsolved problem due to the lack of dissipativity for the operator.