Sentence examples for should bring long from inspiring English sources

With luck, the effort should bring long overdue visibility to an artist who applied the dispassionate vision of Eakins and Homer — albeit exquisitely detailed — to the natural world.

Two of the most influential and original films in the history of the cinema are finally getting a U.S. DVD release, which should bring long-overdue recognition to their director, Jean Rouch (who died in 2004).

This week's FCC action should bring a long-delayed victory for net neutrality.

He also said the government should bring forward genuine long-term investment projects covering schools roads and transports, but did not put a figure on this.

Boosters say that though the show may need investments of up to $20 billion, it should bring profits in the long run.Warnings have been sounded, by the IMF among others, that Dubai should take care not to overheat once again.

The interim government should address this reality and bring long-awaited closure to Iraqi families like mine, families that seek meaningful justice for these most unjust of acts.

"This race should bring to light some long-standing issues that people have had about equity and about how we structure schools so that children of color and children of the poor and of different languages have equitable opportunity to learn," said Rousseau.

Early in office, with his stock high, he should be attempting politically difficult policy changes that bring long-term electoral gains.

Women should bring at least two shawls or long scarves.

Travelers opting to try their luck at the airport should bring food and other supplies for a long wait, Mr. Castelveter said.

I didn't wear those for long, though, so maybe I should bring them back".