Sentence examples for long-standing hegemony from inspiring English sources
But a challenge to the Booker's long-standing hegemony is no bad thing.
With Saddam Hussein's downfall, Sunnis, who make up only 15percentt of the population, were deprived of their long-standing political hegemony.
Meanwhile the revolution in California winemaking (and marketing) provided not only allies against the long-standing French hegemony, but an increasing, and increasingly educated, public.
There's the long-standing military-industrial complex, there's the financialized credit and loan complex and there are the bully boys of Israeli hegemony.
"A year after 9/11 it was clear to many Pakistanis," writes Ahmed Rashid in his book Descent Into Chaos, "that Musharraf's support of the US-led war in Afghanistan was not the promised strategic U-turn that would end the army's long-standing support for Islamic extremists but rather a short-term tactical move to appease the United States and off-set India's hegemony".
The superstition was long-standing.
These are also long-standing.
Had long-standing deep friendships.
Mentions his long-standing client Rina Kerzner.
"The failings were long-standing systemic failures.
