Sentence examples for very longstanding from inspiring English sources

Very longstanding indeed.

Conclusions: Bowen Technique demonstrated an improvement for participants, even those with a very longstanding history of frozen shoulder.

"There has been a very longstanding series of interactions between London and publishers in China," he says.

He added: "His refusal to eat has been a very longstanding and determined protest at how he was treated.

The Board of Directors, tenant/shareholders and staff of 40 Fifth Avenue Corporation honor the memory of our very longstanding neighbor and friend.

"The Coalition has had a very longstanding policy position in support of the current definition of marriage as being between a man and a woman".

"AT&T has a very strong, longstanding commitment to workplace diversity," she said.

Its criticism of other utilities is part of "a very clear, longstanding split" between companies that made the leap and those that deferred the investment or even challenged the rules in court, said John Walke, a coal expert at the Natural Resources Defense Council.

This study has the strength of combining high quality national statistics on SES with a very large, longstanding population-based health survey, performed in the stable structure of health care using standardized questionnaires regarding tobacco habits.

I think we have the tools that we need to answer these very old and longstanding questions about human nature and human knowledge.

Their approaches are very different, reflecting longstanding divisions between the parties on the role of government versus the private market in addressing the affordability and availability of health insurance.