Sentence examples for longstanding the from inspiring English sources

Some are obvious and longstanding: the rise of Islamic State, the impact of the US invasion of Iraq, the fighting and instability in Iraq, Syria, Libya and Yemen.

The partnership with Google is longstanding – the company's early smartphone, the Droid, was a branding partnership between Google, Lucasfilm and hardware manufacturers HTC and Motorola (Lucasfilm holds the trademark on the word).

If the headaches are longstanding, the patient may not remember how they began.

"It is logical to expect the market to react negatively to the news given the Street's high esteem for Mr. Bell, but with the company's strategies well underway for the domestic base to ascend to the next level and Europe due for a rebound, if even temporarily, the pressure should not be longstanding," the firm said.

Their eating disorder was longstanding, the mean duration being 8.2 years (SD=7.2), and generally its course was unremitting.

On the other hand, it is also possible that where the relationship between doctor and patient has been longstanding the GP may not accept that the patient should suffer because he or she has become too dear to him.

5 9 25–27 The longstanding suffering, the restrictions and the dependency on others, caused distress and a sense of inadequacy.

He stressed the longstanding partnership between the European Union and the Ministry of Public Health of the DRC, as well as UNICEF.

But the views expressed in the paper represent the longstanding views of the firm.

Adding to the intrigue is the longstanding friendship between the skiers.

We then consider (2) the longstanding debate between the 'old' and the 'new' liberalism.