Sentence examples for zones long from inspiring English sources

Opponents of integrating women in combat zones long feared that sex would mean the end of American military prowess.

Obama could also work to establish so-called Enterprise Zones, long championed by Republican Jack Kemp, which give tax credits to businesses operating in inner cities and hiring people who live there as a way to reduce crime and poverty.

Much work in cloud SLAs involves enforcing non-functional properties, such as compute node locality (zones), long-term storage preservation, and storage redundancy.

"I'll show him maybe his last 16 swings, and 13 are out of the strike zone," Long said.

All across continental Europe – though not in Britain or Ireland, which remain outside Schengen – the free-travel zone long ago became part of the texture of daily life.

The line judge Al Matthews ruled that Gaffney had possession of the ball in the end zone long enough for a touchdown.

Roger studies the ball so intently while striking it that he's often left staring hypnotically into the impact zone long after the ball has left his racquet.

Submarine fracture zone, long, narrow, and mountainous submarine lineation that generally separates ocean-floor ridges that differ in depth by as much as 1.5 km (0.9 mile).

Others have suggested a force of Israeli citizens, perhaps made up of Druse who live in the Golan and are of Syrian origin, amassing in the buffer zone long patrolled by 1,000 United Nations peacekeepers.

As for Cano's recent propensity to swing and miss at pitches out of the strike zone, Long speculated that he was simply adjusting to inconsistencies from the umpire.

Recent development, including a hotel, an upgrade to an airport and a cruise ship dock that allows visitors to shop without entering the city's squalor, have benefited mostly the businesses in the zone, long a source of friction.