Sentence examples for a protracted course from inspiring English sources
Not by one stupid action, but by a protracted course of dishonesty".
Passing sentence, Mr Justice Saunders said Lord Taylor had thrown away his many positive achievements in public life "not by one stupid action but by a protracted course of dishonesty".
When he passed sentence, Mr Justice Saunders said Lord Taylor had thrown away his many positive achievements in public life "not by one stupid action but by a protracted course of dishonesty".
He was hospitalized for a year, barely avoided a lobotomy thanks to the treating doctor's battle with his superiors, underwent a protracted course of electroshocks and resumed the climb.
The 58-year-old former barrister, the first parliamentarian to stand trial over expenses, had pursued a "protracted course of dishonesty" and lied to the jury on oath, the judge, Mr Justice Saunders, said when passing sentence at Southwark crown court.
On some indices, children appear to have adult-like competence by school age, whereas for other measures development follows a protracted course.
In other patients the disease has a more chronic and protracted course.
It is the most common type of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL), characterised by a typically slow evolution and protracted course.
This protracted course of dementia makes it difficult for persons with dementia and their families, as well as for professionals to discuss end-of-life issues, such as advance treatment decisions, preferred place of care and death or lasting power of attorney [ 2, 4, 5].
This is an area which should be focused on in future research, particularly as protracted courses of Fluoxetine are used in the clinical trials that report an improvement in behavior in ADHD (Barrickman et al. 1991; Gammon and Brown 1993; Quintana et al. 2007) and ASD children (DeLong et al. 1998, 2002; Hollander et al. 2005).
The eosinophilic diseases are particularly responsive to oral CCSs, although protracted courses are avoided and shorter courses only provide temporary relief.
