Sentence examples for long-standing conception from inspiring English sources
Virologists have been surprised by a recent report that has changed our long-standing conception of the ecology of influenza viruses.
Long-standing design goofs remain.
In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.
Both scandals suggest that California's major police departments have a while to go before they can shake off their long-standing reputations for hiring racist cops –– a popular conception that has existed since the Rodney King riots and the OJ Simpson investigation.
A long-standing criticism of libertarianism is that it presupposes an unrealistic and undesirable conception of individual identity and of the conditions necessary for human flourishing.
To describe two children diagnosed with Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome (BWS) arising from a spontaneous conception and an assisted reproductive technology (ART) cycle from one patient with a long-standing history of subfertility.
The argument is a twist on the long-standing lament for the death of the "midrange drama" or the "adult drama," and it's an essentially reactionary, anti-artistic conception of cinema, in two different ways.
Had long-standing deep friendships.
The superstition was long-standing.
These are also long-standing.
