Sentence examples for that longstanding from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise that longstanding nutritional guidelines are now being challenged.

The government claims that longstanding documentation problems hindered their efforts to register more people.

These accounts remind us that longstanding stereotypes doubting rape victims' credibility continue to dominate popular opinion and prevent meaningful reform.

Other recent evidence suggests that longstanding assumptions about food production on a warming planet may have been too optimistic.

Administration officials are adamant and virtually unanimous in the belief that longstanding immigration policy should be observed in this case.

It was announced earlier this year that longstanding deals with Tate and Edinburgh international festival would not be renewed.

In our business, it is understood that longstanding relationships, no matter how critical, will not remain vibrant by inertia.

But Judge Rakoff, who in his two decades on the bench has earned a reputation as iconoclastic, bucked that longstanding practice.

More importantly, she may have opened the possibility that longstanding, unequivocal British political support for any Israeli government is now under question.

Rather, it seems quite likely that longstanding American traditions of criminal trials before independent judges will be sacrificed for another quick political hit.

Now, however, that longstanding assumption has been certified in a prestigious medical journal and the continued use of the drug has become the sport's hottest issue.