Sentence examples for a protracted set of from inspiring English sources

Sarah Palin's outburst at Fox News on Wednesday is part of a protracted set of contract negotiations that could see the former vice-presidential nominee end her association with the network, New York's Gabriel Sherman reported Thursday.

But protracted set changes and tetchy equipment, including a briefly unattended lamp that sputtered angry white sparks, caused substantial delays.

This may suggest a protracted process of hominin adaptation to these emerging, more open landscapes.

Dr. Stein, who has spun his intimacy with Lucy into "The Addict," a protracted two-person drama set in a small, claustrophobic medical office, is prone to obsessive behavior of his own.

Today the art market is in the middle of a protracted boom, with record prices being set and competition increasing for the dwindling supply of good material.

This aroused a nationwide protest and set off a protracted general strike in Shanghai.

An indictment would deliver a harsher blow to the bank and potentially set up a protracted legal battle.

Hence, we have used a protracted low-dose schedule of irinotecan in the present study.

Currently, there is no consensus on the definition of hyperemesis gravidarum (HG; protracted vomiting in pregnancy) and no single widely used set of diagnostic criteria for HG.

They go through a protracted routine involving a sheaf of grass.

The induction of a protracted response to a brief stimulus is a form of cellular memory.