Sentence examples for longstanding to from inspiring English sources

North Korea has always been the hardest target, but the difficulties of figuring out what is happening now range from longstanding to brand new.

They will now apply the "success regime" to whichever parts of England are deemed to have problems sufficiently deep-rooted and longstanding to need it.

The statistically significant racial disparities in school discipline are too large and longstanding to have occurred by chance.

Clinton says it's been "extremely painful" due to some longstanding connections to the nation, going back to 1975.

Still others have pointed to their longstanding ties to Alibaba.

Singapore became a force in contract manufacturing thanks to a longstanding openness to direct foreign investment.

O'Malley contrasted his longstanding opposition to the project to Clinton's slowness to stake a position.

Our previous studies found a subset of RA patients with longstanding disease to have antibodies to IgG-AGE [ 14].

The mayor also criticized the organizers' longstanding refusal to allow gay groups to march.

The AFL-CIO executive council broke with longstanding tradition to open its ranks to Miller.

Chronic preoperative pain may contribute to central sensitisation from longstanding exposure to nociceptive input (Wilder-Smith et al, 2002).