Sentence examples for to long established from inspiring English sources

Despite its annual inclusion of lesser known jazz and folk acts, the prize has become noticeably more mainstream in its choices over the years, culminating in last year's award being given to long established Manchester band Elbow.

It is at least clear that the issue is political, with different groups standing to gain or lose by establishing whether new atheism is novel or speaks to long established traditions, whether its content is positive or negative, and so on.

Telecommunications companies in the United States, from start-ups to long established businesses, spent hundreds of billions of dollars to build fiber optic networks, but many ran out of cash before they brought those lines the "last mile" to people's doors.

This is our local caff!" In all truth, you might struggle to find a proper fry-up along this chi-chi street, home to long established restaurants such as Limonia and Odette's and all manner of upscale boutiques, but Greenberry is popular, filled to bursting on a Monday lunchtime, with punters from architect Ron Arad in his trademark upturned brim hat to tiny-totted families.

Some disciplinary coalitions proved to be particularly successful in influencing policy paths, especially if they belonged to long established and organized groups (e.g. hydrologists as opposed to geophysicists).

And, according to long- established lore, the wine to drink with my concoctions, with their random applications of ginger, chilli and coriander, are those made from gewürztraminer – and not only because the variety's name incorporates the German for "spiced" ("gewürz").

21 This lack of comparable studies is due in part to the relatively 'new' risk status of obesity as compared to the long established risk status of smoking.

Mr Gandhi, 43, belongs to the long established Nehru-Ghandi political dynasty.

For the Syrian colony in Egypt, well to do, long established and Francophile, the favored obstetrician in the 1930's and 40's was a Professor Martin-Berard.

Position documents have been exchanged within the Weston Park talks but they are thought to reflect long established positions rather than new thinking.

From "Bahama Village" to the long established US Navy bases, Key West reflects today's America in diversity, with a few key distinctions.