Sentence examples for a prolonged phase from inspiring English sources

The schism not only eroded the popularity of the DMK but also initiated a prolonged phase of bitter enmity between the two parties.

The UK economy now seems to be in a prolonged phase of disappointing growth performance, and it may well be that the current policy of keeping interest rates at exceptionally low levels is aggravating this problem, not making it better.

There is universal agreement among historians that the Mamlūk state reached its height under the Turkish sultans and then fell into a prolonged phase of decline under the Circassians.

After college, after a prolonged phase of running around New York while drifting through a series of support jobs at big firms, and after she had slept with, I think, either fifty-five or sixty-five men, Christie found someone to marry.

A longer cell division phase in the "large" embryo is associated with a prolonged phase with a higher ratio of hexose to sucrose [76].

And then there's "a prolonged phase of gradually expanding cooperation with key Eurasian partners, both stimulated and arbitrated by America".

Surgery-induced pain and central sensitization consist of two phases: an immediate incisional phase and a prolonged inflammatory phase that arises primarily due to tissue damage [ 11].

We found that with the addition of an antithrombotic reagent, blood samples exhibited a delayed first phase and a prolonged coagulation phase.

A new and prolonged phase in the war between the houses began with the poet's death in 1886 and her sister's discovery of a lifetime's poems in her chest of drawers.

Shortly after birth, GC progenitors undergo a strong and prolonged phase of clonal expansion in the EGL that lasts up to P20.

Clinical plasma pharmacokinetics of PPX show a biphasic decline with a prolonged distribution phase and an elimination phase with a long terminal half-life (Bernareggi et al, 2005).