Sentence examples for of a longstanding from inspiring English sources

It was the fulfillment of a longstanding, secret dream.

The Nobel prize came out of a longstanding social conflict.

"This is a symptom of a longstanding problem with the unemployment insurance programs," Mr. McHugh said.

Mr. Shechter's success is not, however, the fruit of a longstanding ambition to be a choreographer.

Being an intern or apprentice is part of a longstanding noble tradition.

Baker, 63, was hospitalized Wednesday because of a longstanding heart problem.

The most acute sense of a longstanding mistrust was among black interviewees.

"This is a real violation of a longstanding tradition of bipartisanship on foreign policy," he said.

Curtis appears to have something of a longstanding interest in time travel.

This is just part of a longstanding political agenda to ban abortion in all cases," she said.

Members were due to consider the latest details of a longstanding bid by Mr Murdoch for DirecTV.