Sentence examples for longstanding resident from inspiring English sources

"Now we're in danger of bombardment by powerful political and economic interests," says Robert Rabin, a longstanding resident and leading activist.

Nigel Eades, a longstanding resident on the estate and chair of the Dollis Valley Partnership, condemned the occupation, although he said that the gap in provision for the nursery children was "unfortunate".

There were extraordinary scenes all through 1973; the drama was, as one longstanding resident recounted in Nick Wates and Christian Wolmar's 1980 anthology, Squatting: the Real Story, "better than the telly".

Przemek, another longstanding resident, is a slender man with light grey hair.

A few pockets of longstanding residents stand out.

Balls says there has to be protection for "longstanding residents in areas that have seen dramatic rises in property values".

The center was to be in a residential neighborhood, where longstanding residents might have lost their homes under eminent domain.

The data does not disclose if the positive changes show things are improving for longstanding residents or a reflection of more affluent people moving in.

Some of the older tenants were longstanding residents who grew old in their flats and did not wish to move elsewhere.

The neighbourhood is already a melting pot from around the world: there are longstanding residents of Pakistani origin, of Yemeni descent and, more recently, from Somalia and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Four of the top 10 cities of more than 100,000 people with longstanding residents were in Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pittsburghh, Erie and Allentown, according to an analysis of the census figures by Queens College in New York.