Sentence examples for A protracted issue from inspiring English sources
Whether that leads to a protracted issue heading into training camp remains to be seen.
"I think people are underestimating the potential it has to turn into a protracted issue," said Henry Lee, a director at Hendale Asset Management here.
This is a protracted issue, it's very complex and even when we say we've started the cleanup, there are a number of pre-activities that have to take place; the launch then takes place, and then we get on with the post-activities.
But a protracted fight over the issue in Congress will give Mr. Obama and the Democrats another opportunity to accuse the Republicans of conducting a "war on women".
But there's been no serious discussions among top congressional leaders about merging myriad proposals into a single resolution, meaning that competing plans are likely to spark a protracted fight on the issue if a debate is ever held.
But the argument over patenting and paying royalties for those resources, among other issues, has fueled a protracted fight.
Such proceedings can often take a protracted amount of time.
A protracted, major animal health incident, rather than a localised contamination issue, could wreak havoc on the New Zealand economy.
With the Americans stuck fighting a protracted, murky war in Iraq, the Iranians felt they were in a position to defy the West even over the nuclear issue.
What followed was a protracted negotiation.
