Sentence examples for so longstanding from inspiring English sources

Probably precisely because it is so longstanding, leached by time of its sincerity.

As far back as 1909, Margaret Mead declared that "so longstanding and so rapid have been these processes of change that expectation of change and anxiety about change have been built into our character as a people".

The reasons for this, when revealed, are as petty and nasty and commonplace as those that motivate so many longstanding family grievances.

The military acknowledged that it conducted that search but said it did so under longstanding procedures, whereby a translator — who is Muslim — handles the Islamic book, not the guards.

Thus these new calculations essentially confirm previous results and so a longstanding discrepancy between observation and theory remains unresolved.

Voltage is not directly visible, and so a longstanding challenge has been to develop genetically encoded fluorescent voltage indicator proteins.

Theoretically, any primary or secondary brain tumour can affect the hippocampus (Fig. 17 and 18), but a specific subgroup of tumours that are more frequently encountered in the mesial temporal lobe are the so-called longstanding epilepsy-associated tumours, such a ganglioglioma and dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumours (DNET; Figs. 19 and 20) [30].

Yet Britain's skills gap is longstanding, so it is difficult to see why it should now be depressing productivity growth.

The thematic zeitgeist this year is so basic and longstanding that it could have dominated book publishing four years ago, or eight, or even sixteen: the extremism of the Republican Party and how it's destroying American politics.

Where Pressure Is Most Intense There are forsaken places in the city where the pressure from the police has been so relentless and longstanding that logic itself has been inverted by the criminals.

I hope that Chairman Arafat and Prime Minister Barak will do everything possible to stop the violence so that our longstanding goal of peace in the Middle East can be achieved".