Sentence examples for a prolonged matter from inspiring English sources

Higher literacy and numeracy skills equip pupils for a fuller cultural life and make them better able to deal with every day challenges (adding up the right change needn't be quite such a prolonged matter...)...

Tells about th trial, a prolonged affair.

In this study we focused on patients fulfilling the modified New York criteria's for AS but in the future it would also be of interest to assess whether or not cardiac conduction disturbances are evenly distributed across different phenotypes of spondylarthropathies. Does a prolonged PQ-interval matter?

Ms. Wolf's lovely show, accompanied by a thorough, almost oppressively detailed catalog, presents a portrait of the artist as a young man who found his indelibly American style and subject matter during a prolonged trip to Europe.

A prolonged drought would be another matter.

The role of Greek philosophy and especially of Aristotelian logic in the formation of Muslim theology (Kalam) is matter of a prolonged debate in scholarship: see Wolfson (1976), van Ess (1976), Frank (1979) and (1992).

Summers has promoted "secular stagnation"—the notion of that the U.S. economy was operating at the limits of what was possible from his position at Harvard University to which he returned in 2010 after serving in the Obama administration, The notion of secular stagnation is that the economy was doomed to stay in a prolonged period of low-growth, no matter what was done.

To some extent, the election of a black president relaxed what remained of our national focus on race matters, it triggered a prolonged self-congratulation and a deceptive notion that we had reached an ending, a resolution.

Others say that it could be related to a prolonged period of high humidity, trapping particulate matter in the air.

Postictal brain oedema usually is quite prominent and its extension into the white matter remains visible for a prolonged period with proper brain processing (see above).

Subject suffers a prolonged bout of diarrhea.