Sentence examples for longstanding times from inspiring English sources

Here is his memo: Colleagues, As we continue to expand our efforts in social media, here's a reminder of the longstanding Times principles that apply to our journalists and other newsroom staff members.

Burk's time of 8 minutes 2 seconds at Henley in 1938 eclipsed the longstanding record time there by eight seconds.

For several target groups, longstanding and time-consuming rehabilitation programs are out of the question.

The movie is a contemporary snapshot of Italy; a slice-of-life reflection on the meeting of two cultures, each rooted in longstanding and at times contrasting habits, beliefs and prejudices.

This is only the latest move in the Times' longstanding grasping at straws to cope with declining advertising revenue and readership.

Time Inc. is also set to leave its longstanding home, the Time-Life Building, for a cheaper downtown pad.

At the same time, longstanding political grudges find an outlet in legal inquiries.

Curtis appears to have something of a longstanding interest in time travel.

Probably precisely because it is so longstanding, leached by time of its sincerity.

The release in November of a police video that showed a white officer shooting a black teenager, Laquan McDonald, 16 times caused longstanding anger about police conduct to boil over.

In the next step, persons with longstanding illness had three times higher odds for refraining from purchasing medicine than persons with no longstanding illness (OR 2).