Sentence examples for much longstanding from inspiring English sources
Much longstanding regulation - such as annual MoT tests for cars after three years - may have outlived its usefulness and need review.
In 1999, twin earthquakes on either side of the Aegean Sea produced a rapprochement between Turks and Greeks, and much longstanding bitterness — the result of earlier conflicts in the Aegean and in Cyprus — dissipated.
"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".
Much like his longstanding assertion that Mr. Obama was not born in the United States, Mr. Trump dismisses contrary information with undiminished surety.
In the Senate, Democrats have closed down much of the longstanding process of allowing amendments to bills, which has enraged Republicans, who then often turn those bills away via filibuster.
As we continue down the path toward complete connectivity — in which all devices, appliances and networks connect to each other and the Internet — it is evident that much of our longstanding technology can no longer keep up.
As Obama's campaign was given a boost in the primaries from racial liberals that extended well beyond that usually offered to ideologically similar white candidates, Hillary Clinton lost much of her longstanding support and instead became the preferred candidate of Democratic racial conservatives.
To me, "crazy" can mean many different things, and I have used the word in a variety of ways without thinking much about its longstanding, derogatory connotations.
That's in Prince George's County, which has a longstanding, much-reviled ban on blocky-headed dogs.
Tattoo artists are one way to subvert and personalize longstanding traditions, much like having mixed gender bridesmaids and groomsmen.
(Petrusich) ★ Patti Smith (Thursday) Ms. Smith's dark, seething vocals are without equal in the punk universe — so much so that her longstanding Godmother of Punk title feels like an understatement.
