Sentence examples for longtime source from inspiring English sources

Russia's nuclear cooperation with Iran, a longtime source of frustration for Israel, also came up in talks.

Kashmir is a longtime source of dispute between India and Pakistan, with both countries controlling different parts of the region and claiming all of it.

Irwin watched the tape upon the advice of the Florida-based bloodstock agent Don Brauer, a longtime source for Irwin as well as for the trainer Bob Baffert.

The journalist who broke the story, Robert Novak, testified during the trial that he had given the column to Mr. Hohlt, a longtime source, before it was published.

[Technical note. Power and Internet out where I live so comment moderation likely to be slow. Patience appreciated.] In e-mail exchanges earlier this year, Thomas Crowley, a retired climate scientist who's been a longtime source, proposed the term "reverse tribalism" for a trait in some people studying and communicating about human-driven climate change.

In an article last November, Mr. Woodward said he would not name his source, but he has written that the person who told him about Ms. Wilson was a former or current government official and longtime source who told him about her in an offhand manner at the end of a lengthy interview.

In a final, hurried telephone call, Mr. Aung Zaw said, one of his longtime sources said goodbye.

Some of the new committee members were longtime sources of Schwarz's.

The boycott of NTV, however, has proven painful for journalists, some of whom confirm that longtime sources, like Ms. Panfilova, will no longer accept their calls.

The strategic significance of an opening Arctic recently made the pages of Foreign Affairs magazine, in an article by one of my longtime sources on this issue, Scott Borgerson, a former Coast Guard officer who is now a scholar at the Council on Foreign Relations.

As a result, longtime sources no longer talk to him.