Sentence examples for of another longstanding from inspiring English sources

The reinvention of another longstanding practice — sleeping horizontally — was the subject of Mark Singer's "Idea," from 1981.

The astrophysicist John Barrow of the University of Sussex spoke of another longstanding mystery: the dazzling cosmological coincidences that make life possible.

This inquiry goes to the heart of another longstanding question in aquatic locomotion – can the force on a swimming body be uniquely decomposed into drag and thrust10?

He fits the series almost too perfectly, with a blend of precision, erudition and selfless bonhomie -- qualities that have come in handy since last summer, when he assumed artistic directorship of another longstanding series, Jazz in July at the 92nd Street Y.

But ultimately, the failure to fully see or acknowledge the impact on Latinos and other communities of color points to another longstanding issue the profound lack of diversity in Silicon Valley.

The former mayor of Moscow, Yury Luzhkov, another longstanding political opponent of Berezovsky, told liberal television station Dozhd that his death was a result of two factors.

But when Polly is killed and Alice becomes the prime suspect, she has to discover who she really is, with the help of the man she calls Charlie, another longstanding obsession of Alice's.

Based at Kildangan Stud, Osborne is another longstanding employee of the Sheikh and the son of Michael Osborne, credited by the Sheikh with establishing the Dubai World Cup as a major international race.

Another longstanding form of family violence, marital rape, was not made illegal until 1991.

Another longstanding point of contention within the Bush administration is the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

When it comes to fiction, the series offers to solve another longstanding conundrum of publishing: how to sell short stories.