By Luke Epplin October 25, 2013 Even though professional baseball has been eclipsed in popularity by football and ceded its cultural capital to basketball, the sport has managed to retain its longstanding position as the thinking person's game — a deliberate, unflashy pastime beloved by stat-heads and amateur historians.
Of course, while not every artwork can be contained in under 140 characters, it's a social experiment that has the added benefit of introducing many to the longstanding, eternally human practice of thinking about art.
To me, "crazy" can mean many different things, and I have used the word in a variety of ways without thinking much about its longstanding, derogatory connotations.
New thinking on forests and rainfall aims to overturn longstanding scientific paradigms and policies for water conservation.
Marshall shared the 2005 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for proving that stomach ulcers are caused by the bacterium Helicobacter pylori rather than by stress, a longstanding and erroneous connection that formed the basis both of thinking on the subject and of the lucrative standard treatment.
At a Christmas party in 1998, a Fannie Mae executive heard a tip that the Clinton administration was thinking of pushing a proposal to end the company's longstanding exemption from paying fees to the S.E.C. when it registers its securities.
Returning to the Ning example for a moment, many maintain that Rosenthal wasn't thinking inside the box at all when he abandoned Ning's longstanding business model.
Here, too, it is likely that parish officials were still thinking in terms of settlement law and employment prospects, and applying a longstanding model of child labour and training to a changing and mixed economy.
Hopes were raised in recent weeks by word that the two men had placed their longstanding enmity aside in favor of dialogue, and that development was widely cited Wednesday as cause for thinking the current impasse might be overcome.
"Longstanding concerns with supply of sufficient and nutritious food to a growing population have spurred new ways of thinking about the links between agriculture and nutrition," he says.
