| 词汇 | example_english_long-standing |
| 释义 | Examples of long-standingThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The lucid exposition of these long-standing and thorny debates should prove a sure way to undergraduates' hearts, whatever their creed. The long-standing "functional" arrangement of people and machines on the factory floor was to be dismantled. They may lead to a substantial divergence between favorable and unfavorable contexts and even condition a long-standing functional dissociation between the variants. But it also protested against a resilient employer that failed to respond to long-standing grievances and loss of dignity. This was not mere moralizing; it had long-standing legal and customary weight. In the housing field there has been a long-standing view that allocation policies tend both to generate and reproduce concentrations of deprivation. Thus friends and neighbours with whom one has long-standing exchange relationships will be expected to provide support. The correspondence between the vortex dynamics and the temperature supports the long-standing interpretation in terms of the negative temperature. Numerous testimonials describe the difficult transportation conditions of the antebellum era and project proposals were often long-standing. Correcting this long-standing error in the literature on the history of jazz is important enough in itself. Such developments could also come from inheritance patterns linked to the out-migration of the descendants of long-standing local freeholders and farmers. But it was a long-standing lament of agricultural development officers that indigenous populations resisted innovations intended to decrease quantity in the cause of quality. Yet judges had few qualms about overturning long-standing rating practices if those practices violated the judges' sense of justice. Livestock traders with whom they have had long-standing economic relations facilitated their settlement in the northern regions of both countries. Even worse, they violated long-standing laws about publishing contracts, paying advances for works that were never completed and never published. These similarities suggest that the links between mortality and fertility were long-standing, and may have characterized both pre-transitional and transitional populations. Her long-standing habit of tensing the lower back muscles was too ingrained for her to develop strength in her lower abdomen. The marginalised sectors of the population, having lost out as a result of long-standing import substitution policies, were responsive to neopopulist discourse. The theory also resolves long-standing puzzles about reasoning, including how nonmonotonic reasoning occurs in daily life. The vast majority of the early municipal crematoria were built within existing, long-standing cemeteries. A longitudinal approach contrasts with the long-standing tradition of considering only one period of assessment as a correlate or predictor of temperament. Recognition of such fistulas in the right lower lobe is difficult by angiography unless they are long-standing and associated with pulmonary venous dilation. A long-standing local politician and writer, he had strong ideas about how he wanted to spend his time and attractive alternative roles to pursue. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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