Sentence examples for more longstanding from inspiring English sources

The case, however briefly sensational, frames anew one of the more longstanding and vexing debates in child welfare.

Instead, he and his wife picked the more longstanding neighbors who, unlike their rivals, had no other avenue of expansion.

Sleep disruption affects mood regulation in healthy individuals, and people with more longstanding sleep difficulties are at increased risk to develop clinical forms of depression.

That logistical hiccup in some ways reflects a larger and more longstanding confusion and frustration felt between those in need in Haiti and those uniquely eager to help.

"Transparency was one purpose," he said, but "these laws also carried forward the much more longstanding rights to access based on personal interests and property interests".

The Corby by-election acted as a drain on resources, and the party's erstwhile lukewarm stance on the virtues of an elected mayor gave Ferguson (a more longstanding supporter of the post) a clear run at the campaign.

Or it might be more chronic (longstanding as opposed to severe) – referred to as tendon disarray or degeneration.

We'd hear less from Bruce Willis and more from longstanding, lower-rung members of his repertory company.

But what we see with China right now are the influence campaigns, the more traditional, longstanding, holistic influence campaigns," Nielsen said on Tuesday at a Washington Post cybersecurity conference.

In selling the Sling concept to other television and satellite companies, EchoStar will likely run headlong into something even more formidable: longstanding industry grudges.

His biggest, craziest idea — more a longstanding hope than a plan — is to make much of the theater's programming free, knowing that free shows attract audiences younger and more diverse than those that charge for tickets.