Sentence examples for longstanding way from inspiring English sources

Is that a recent obsession in your life or a longstanding way of living?

This shift is due in part to the influence of Western culture, which threatens to uproot the tribes' longstanding way of life. .

Over the last few years and, most strikingly, the last few months, law firms have been forced to rethink longstanding ways of doing business, if they are to remain fully competitive.

Worries about where the next innovation would come from, exacerbated by fear of competition from emerging economies, led several MNCs to fundamentally change longstanding ways of working.

The resultant clamor for new homes in the area threatened to undo a longstanding rural way of life.

Now Orban's Fidesz party is escalating the longstanding one-way feud in a bid to appeal to its base ahead of elections on April 8, analysts say.

The cult fans differentiate themselves from ordinary fans in several ways: longstanding devotion to the film, distinctive interpretations, and fan works.

Still, the problems during the blackout underscored longstanding flaws with the way the city disposes of its sewage.

Blending in with immigrants has been his longstanding survival strategy, his way of heading off problems with gangs.

In the city of Kashgar, the ancient heart of Uighur civilization, the Shaoguan killings have inflamed longstanding anger over the way China manages daily life in Xinjiang.

He is part of a generation that shared longstanding assumptions about the way medicine is practiced: Physicians are the unambiguous source of medical knowledge; notes and orders are written in paper records while standing at the nurses' station; and X-rays are film placed on light boxes and viewed over a radiologist's shoulder.