Sentence examples for long-term observer from inspiring English sources

Another long-term observer of the sport agreed that football should not wait for the justice system.

One long-term observer describes Sergei Bogdanchikov, Rosneft's president, as "a mid-ranking bureaucrat who through political good fortune has found himself in charge of one of the world's biggest energy companies".

Inman Allen, president of the Ivan Allen Furniture Company in Atlanta and a long-term observer of southern urban trends, blamed the South's slow urban development on historic trends.

Jonathon Porritt, founder of Forum for the Future and a long-term observer of corporate action on sustainability, says: "I can't help but compare what seems to be moving forward within the business community, and just how little seems to be moving forward within government circles".

A long-term observer of Scottish politics, Mr Pujol told me that the unwillingness of Spain to countenance more powers - or 'Devo Max' option - had led to increased support for independence in Catalonia.

Two experienced long-term observers documented their first observations of over-ocean flocking in the mid 1990s.

ReprintsLong-term observers hope to identify problems before they happen and to solve them.

Many organisations prefer to send long-term observers, who visit the country several months before polling day.

It is a noteworthy philosophical shift for the I.M.F., according to long-term observers of the institution.

The fact that the last three presidents of the CBF have been charged with corruption came as little surprise to long-term observers.

But long-term observers of the situation say protection on the Peru side of the border is negligible and resources for support on the Brazilian side are inadequate.