Sentence examples similar to a protracted consequence from inspiring English sources
As grave and heinous as it is, the focal argument of this article is not about the atrocities committed by Moscow as much as it is about the latent, subtle and protracted consequences of the statement of Russia's Orthodox Church at the opening of their military campaign back in late September.
Rather, we would argue that speciation in this genus is a protracted process involving selection and long periods of partial isolation between multiple incipient species, perhaps as a consequence of the multiple glaciations that have characterized the Quaternary Period.
As the consequences of tougher sanctions might hit countries differently, getting that approval could be a protracted process.
What followed was a protracted negotiation.
A protracted three-way bidding war ensued.
Instead, a protracted trench war is likely to lie ahead.
Spaniards have not only been living under a protracted recession.
Kennedy lost, and Ford faced a protracted contest.
Such proceedings can often take a protracted amount of time.
The malnutrition and related medical complications resulting from eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa (AN), bulimia nervosa (BN) and eating disorder not otherwise specified may have more severe and potentially more protracted consequences during youth than during other age periods.
