Sentence examples for traditional longstanding from inspiring English sources

"Like with coyotes, there's a traditional longstanding cultural bias against this animal," he said.

Norwest Venture Partners' Josh Goldman said, "Instead of trying to change behavior JoyRun fits in with traditional, longstanding behavior".

"That is a longstanding traditional prohibition that I think culturally fits where the country is".

"The really longstanding, traditional companies are the ones who've been able to unblock the once-clogged pipelines that used to atrophy the meritocracy because of bias," he said.

In a number of cases, governments have been complicit or even encouraged this, arguing that the people have no legal tenure, though they may have had longstanding traditional land rights.

Mr. Wagner preserved this rustic charm and also upheld a longstanding tradition of presenting both traditional repertory and new music.

He also took his ax to the Osaka Philharmonic and some sacrosanct traditional artists' guilds, withdrawing longstanding subsidies for traditional puppet theater companies that had been coasting on the presumed untouchability of their budgets.

Titled "Bouchons de Carafe" or "Carafe-Stoppers," the line was directly inspired by the house's traditional crystalware and its longstanding history of "art de la table," turning a utilitarian bottle stopper into a precious hand-carved crystal accessory.

Traditional theory incorporates various longstanding economic theories into the social credit framework to explore the economic explanations (or functions), creation, and evolution of credit.

Storytelling is a longstanding tradition among officers.

It's a longstanding tradition.