Sentence examples similar to a protracted problem from inspiring English sources
"Confusion about the content of technology releases and protracted problems with getting the system to work contributed to a growing gap between technology development and what system users expected," the NAO concluded.
We may also have to confront protracted problems, because we will have to shake up vested interests," said Li. "Sometimes stirring vested interests may be more difficult than stirring the soul.
If central bankers allow inflation expectations to become unhinged, they will have a nasty, protracted problem on their hands.
It will not be a short, sharp difficulty but a long, slow protracted problem for the government with the build-up to the court case and the trial itself likely to go on for months, he says.
A senior environmental-protection official said this month that the battle against Tai Lake's algae problem would be a protracted one.
Fluorouracil is known to be most effective when administered as a protracted infusion but such schedules require indwelling catheters and in pancreatic cancer these cause particular problems with venous thromboembolism.
What followed was a protracted negotiation.
A protracted three-way bidding war ensued.
Kennedy lost, and Ford faced a protracted contest.
Such proceedings can often take a protracted amount of time.
