Sentence examples for very long established from inspiring English sources

It is still very unlikely that judges will overturn the very long established practices of deference, or even modify them significantly, but it is less unlikely than it used to be.

It has a long established grand prix and, technically, is very much the powerhouse of international motor sport.

There is something very contemporary about using new light-based technology alongside long established values.

"It's a very long-established, reliable business, has a good brand name and potential for growth".

"Contrary to my nearest and very dearest, I supported the war against Saddam Hussein, out of a mixture of very long-established detestation of him and his regime, and secondly out of loyalty to my party.

You probably don't realize it but camping in the USA is the domain of some very long-established players.

The Jewish presence was very long-established, with some evidence that it predated the Christian era; many Jews, however, are thought to have arrived during the Roman period, either voluntarily or as slaves brought from the Middle East after the defeat of Judea in 70 CE.

"Those (firms) who have been long established in Orange County," she said, "tend to be still very much hooked into conservative thinking as far as spending and awareness.

Despite recent advances in pharmacological and device therapy, and long established therapeutic guidelines for clinical practice, HF still has a very poor prognosis.

It would set a very bad precedent for a new prime minister to interfere in that process, which is long established".

"This has been long established".