Sentence examples for those longstanding from inspiring English sources

COMBINING seafood and cheese is one of those longstanding taboos that defy explanation.

Now, suddenly, those longstanding problems are being thrust into wider view.

Fire protection is "one of those longstanding issues that finally needs to resolved," he said.

Ilić may be the act to break down those longstanding prejudices.

Those longstanding rules are now being tested in an online arena, prompting the clash between Ivi and the broadcasters.

This may be read as a rebuff to those longstanding exile groups, monarchist and otherwise, who fondly hope for a role in dismantling and replacing the Islamic Republic.

Moreover, due to the small numbers in some categories (especially for the Cosali cohort), the definition was wide, comprising all types of KP, including those with longstanding and severe pain and those with pain of short duration.

But all of those are longstanding issues in Montana.

And yet some healing does take place in many patients when they are put on pumps, even those with longstanding heart failure.

But holiday-weekend wedding invitations create conflicts — emotional and otherwise — for those with longstanding plans: opening a summer cottage, or hosting a Fourth of July barbecue or an end-of-summer picnic.

Those with longstanding experience of that world say Woodward is bound to have struggled without the close personal relationships with those handful of executives who run the biggest clubs in Europe that Gill had worked so hard to build up over the years.