Sentence examples for longtime concern from inspiring English sources

And these cases may fuel another longtime concern that flared up again in recent days: suspicions that the police routinely subject people to unjustified searches, frisks or stops.

But those decades of tradition — a longtime concern of the university administration — are now the focal point of an investigation into the death of a drum major 10 days ago, and the reaction so far has been significant.

In addition, the bill would address a longtime concern of carpenters, plumbers and other trade workers, whose wages often fluctuate from year to year, leaving many with less in pension benefits than they would otherwise receive.

"The longtime concern by civil libertarians regarding the material support statute is that it does encroach in what otherwise would be First Amendment protected activities," said Michael German, a former FBI agent who is now a fellow at the Brennan Center for Justice working on intelligence reform.

"My longtime concerns about the parameters of this potential agreement remain, but my immediate concern is the administration signalling it will provide near-term sanctions relief.

"My longtime concerns with the Barclays Arena and Atlantic Yards project continue to remain — living wage jobs, affordable housing and quality of life," said Councilwoman Letitia James of central Brooklyn.

In addition, the country's longtime concerns about personal security have inhibited both local and foreign tourists from traveling on the mainland.

In truth, poverty and racism, Ms. Chapman's longtime concerns, show up all the more starkly in these minimalist settings: "Learned not to believe/ This is as good as it gets/ Because we ain't seen nothing yet".