Sentence examples for long-standing agents from inspiring English sources

But Mr Achleitner points out that he has lots of long-standing agents in small, rural villages "where the banks aren't".

But the firm's "primary point of contact" to the couple was Mr Stretford, the footballer's long-standing agent and a former director of Proactive.

Cult favourite Lucy Lawless also stars as a capable mercenary, while Adrianne Palicki (who was almost the new TV Wonder Woman in 2011) will appear as Bobbi Morse, a long-standing agent of SHIELD from the comics.

Similarly, semifluorinated alkanes such as perfluorohexyloctane (F6H8) are associated with early and extensive emulsification and are therefore not used as long-standing tamponade agents.

Patients in the present study had had diabetes for relatively long time and had been on long-standing hypoglycemic agents which may be a possible explanation for unchanged SOD activity in these patients.

He had received his education in the black arts of double cross at the knee of one Kim Philby, a long-standing double agent in the service of the Kremlin and, as head of the M.I.6 station in Washington, Angleton's bosom buddy.

Due to its clinical effects in skin and joints, MTX was the long-standing gold standard systemic agent, but is hepatotoxic, teratogenic, and has many drug interactions.

In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.

A November 3rd Washington Post article indicated that Comey's action was the result of a long-standing feud between New York FBI agents and their bosses in Washington.

Yet with Obama gone, and the era of micromanagement over, the agent sees long-standing standards being discarded and basic protocols questioned.

These findings suggest that providers have not embraced tetracyclines as primary treatment options for RA and reserve their use primarily as salvage therapy in patients with long-standing disease that have failed other agents.