Sentence examples for the longstanding of from inspiring English sources

The relatively big size and the longstanding of the intramuscular lipomas might be promoting disuse atrophy in the surrounding muscle fibers, and rarely muscle type-selective atrophy.

In an interview, Michael T. O'Keefe, commissioner of human services in Minnesota, said: "One of the longstanding criticisms of the old welfare program was that it broke up families.

Michigan has the third-highest rate, 11.2 percent, as a result of the longstanding woes of the American auto industry.

The justices need to enforce our constitutional rights regardless of the longstanding prejudices of those who oppose them.

These proposals amount to a rejection of the longstanding recognition of our collective responsibility for higher education".

If we take a broader view, though, we might see that Lockean tradition as part of the longstanding wish of the state to disarm religion's subversive potential.

But the second, and more serious, charge against the chancellor is that he has shattered one of the longstanding principles of the welfare state.

Lake Tegel had a significant eutrophication as a result of the longstanding use of sewage farms in North-West Berlin (Schönerlinde, Blankenfelde, Buch, Hobrechtsfelde).

Surprisingly enough, Daniel Dennett and Stephen Wolfram both argued that adopting the CA perspective can provide a solution, or perhaps a dissolution, of the longstanding mystery of free will.

Neutrinos could provide insights into the longstanding mystery of the origin of ultra high-energy cosmic rays.

It's saying I can do this for this short amount of time and not the longstanding gift of perseverance.