Sentence examples for long-standing post from inspiring English sources

In 1949, Mikoyan lost his long-standing post of foreign trade minister.

Patients with this condition may have a history of long-standing post-prandial abdominal pain or 'intestinal angina,' a sign of chronic mesenteric ischemia [6].

United still have imperfections but they do appear to have solved the long-standing issue, post-Scholes, of not getting enough goals out of their midfielders.

He seems oblivious to the callousness of the message he is sending in persisting with the buffoonish Tshabalala-Msimang, a drinking buddy of long-standing, in a ministerial post that Mandela would have considered the most critical in his government by far.

ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT01888380 Despite the long-standing clinical success of post-mortem examinations [ 1], there has been a sustained decline in autopsy rates around the world [ 2].

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

A further marker of this is that long-standing vacancies for co-ordinator posts have now been filled.

Other findings are related to complications of long-standing disease, such as pre- and post-stenotic dilation, aneurysm, and thrombosis [19, 29].

Research assistants had post-secondary education and had long-standing professional involvement in research as employees of Aga Khan University.

As the United States' experience with post-9/11 torture has revealed, by long-standing tradition very few misdeeds by the C.I.A. lead to prosecution.

Today's Cuba lacks long-standing allies that can help it develop in the post-Fidel era.