Want to use Longstanding correctly in a sentence? These 20 example sentences show the word in context, together with its meaning and synonyms like long or traditional.
Longstanding in a sentence
Longstanding meaning
Alternative form of long-standing.
Synonyms of Longstanding
Example sentences (20)
Earlier this year, the Legislature loosened restrictions under the state's longstanding anti-corporate-farming law.
The conservative 6-3 majority voted last year to overturn New York’s longstanding restrictions on concealed weapons.
A former longstanding pub has been destroyed after a man took to its rooftop and reportedly set the property alight.
Since Sister Act 2, Najimy continued to act. In 1997, she landed a longstanding gig as Peggy on King of the Hill.
These are stories that may not have been seen or heard if they fell under South Carolina's longstanding prison policy.
All of this may explain a couple of common beliefs that are engraved in the longstanding protocols of Maine deer hunting.
Instead it’s part of the longstanding cycle of rising and falling demand that defines the aerospace industry.
It quoted Sajjan saying that, “Canada’s longstanding and continued commitment to justice reform in Jamaica is unwavering.
Also known as "Country Music's Party of the Year," the ACMs are a longstanding tradition within the industry.
We can say this is the beginning of a new era because a longstanding jinx has been broken and history has been made again.
The move is part of the shake-up of local radio output which has seen longstanding presenters across the UK facing the axe.
In addition, several of the Fund’s longstanding style biases were headwinds amid the broader market rally.
Mr. Rutte has had to guard his right flank against surging populists and a longstanding hard-right party.
There was a groin repair in October, on the opposite side to the longstanding hip issue which wrecked two years of his career.
The longstanding India-Japan partnership is a crucial pillar for the Free and Open Indo-Pacific vision.
They are no longer subject to a longstanding relationship with a single, lifetime employer, or dependent on a strong job market.
Throughout the sextet’s longstanding musical reign, group mates have launched successful solo careers and smaller musical groups.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres reiterated his longstanding call for a humanitarian cease-fire.
Keane's portraits reveal a longstanding lack of diversity in the dance world, where home is the body — a site for self-expression.
PlayStation is putting out a PS5 Slim ahead of the holiday season, that finally confirmed longstanding rumors about a new PS5 model.
Common combinations with longstanding
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the longstanding 29×
- of longstanding 11×
- its longstanding 9×
- has longstanding 8×
- and longstanding 7×
- is longstanding 6×
- his longstanding 6×
- longstanding tradition 5×
- have longstanding 5×
- longstanding issue 5×
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