Sentence examples for not longstanding from inspiring English sources

It leads us to react to shocking incidents, like a hurricane, but not longstanding conditions, like global hunger or preventable diseases.

But Marine Bureau records seem to bolster the police union's claims that recent cutbacks, not longstanding vacation habits, were behind the shutdown of the Huntington boat.

The controversy has cost Andersen new business from clients that do not know it well, but not longstanding relationships, Andersen executives said.

Ireland has roared back from recession, but much of the recent growth is related to financial maneuvering and not longstanding improvements in the domestic economy.

Plausible explanations for such contradictory reports could be that only acute stress but not longstanding stress may affect academic grades during examinations.

There is also a possibility that discharge interventions do have an effect, but that this is not longstanding and can no longer be measured at the time of the outcome assessments.

"This is not a longstanding relationship".

Banks that did not apply longstanding credit standards to determine if borrowers could repay.

The committee cited the risks of jaundice and the relative infrequency of iron deficiency in the United States as reasons for not changing longstanding practice.

The court emphasised two years ago that it was not questioning longstanding regulations such as preventing felons and the mentally ill from owning guns, or keeping guns out of sensitive places such as schools or government buildings.

When Mr. Bush was asked today about his readiness to budge from the House bill, he said he was intent on working with the Senate but also said he did not think longstanding federal civil rights laws should be changed.