Sentence examples for longstanding track from inspiring English sources

Both executives have longstanding track records of success at their respective organizations, having seen business and technology change come and go for 20 years or more.

"They have a longstanding track record of doing fairly complicated center-city development, which gives them a competitive advantage," said Ross Smotrich, a managing director at Barclays who focuses on real estate investment trusts, or REITs.

Larry Berg, a senior partner at Apollo, added: "With a longstanding track record of investing behind leaders in education, Apollo is pleased to be acquiring a marquee business that has been a pioneer in educational innovation and excellence for over a century".

Importantly, Dr. Naslund has built partnerships by working alongside individuals living with serious mental illness and community mental health providers and has a longstanding track record advocating for the rights, dignity, and quality of healthcare for those facing the challenges of mental illness.

"Lyft has a longstanding track record of action in support of the communities we serve, from our commitment to the ACLU to standing up for pay equity and racial equality," a Lyft spokesperson told TechCrunch.

"With a longstanding track record of investing behind leaders in education, Apollo is pleased to be acquiring a marquee business that has been a pioneer in educational innovation and excellence for over a century," Larry Berg, Senior Partner of Apollo said in the McGraw-Hill news release.

Last week, and only two days after the court ruling, Switzerland's central bank chief blamed an imminent QE bonanza for his decision to cut rates to -0.75% and end a longstanding policy of tracking the euro.

But this longstanding system for tracking children by academic ability for more effective teaching evolved into an uncomfortable caste system in which students were largely segregated by race and socioeconomic background, both inside and outside classrooms.

Mr. Qureshi said the United States had agreed to put on a fast track some longstanding Pakistani requests for military hardware.

In his blog "Vanishing New York," Jeremiah Moss chronicles how the city is "going extinct," and tracks how longstanding cultural institutions record stores, coffee shops, and, of course, dive bars are all too commonly knocked down in favor of high rises.

In his blog "Vanishing New York," Jeremiah Moss chronicles how the city is "going extinct," and tracks how longstanding cultural institutions record stores, coffee shops, and of course, dive bars are all too commonly knocked down in favor of high rises.