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Definition of «longstanding»

The term "longstanding" refers to something that has existed for a very long time, often implying that it is an established or traditional practice. It can also suggest that the issue or situation in question has been present for an extended period and may have persisted despite efforts to address it.

Usage examples

  1. The longstanding tradition of breakfast in bed on Mother's Day is always a special treat.
  2. The organization has developed a longstanding relationship with their major sponsors over the past decade.
  3. The company prides itself on its longstanding commitment to ethical business practices.
  4. The dispute between the neighboring countries is a result of longstanding territorial claims.
  5. The museum is known for its longstanding collection of ancient artifacts.

Phrases with «longstanding»

Sentences with «longstanding»

  • Some firms with longstanding relationships with institutional clients understand that investing time and money into relationships with existing clients can provide significant returns, both in terms of client loyalty and profitability. (mantrapartner.com)
  • The choice of the veteran video and performance artist continues the pavilion's longstanding commitment to supporting challenging and experimental art. (artspace.com)
  • The spa treatments have been developed by experienced spa professionals and are rooted in longstanding traditions with proven benefits. (travellermade.com)
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