The phrase "and by the lengthy" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are referring to something that is lengthy, but it requires additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The report was difficult to understand, and by the lengthy explanations provided, I felt even more confused."
Alternatives: "and due to the extensive" or "and because of the prolonged".
It's since been deleted and accompanied by the lengthy statement, apology and pledge to work on safety for attendees.
It is true that Afghans were baffled – and Karzai angered – by the lengthy and confusing tussle over the election's results, which embarrassed Karzai but failed to force him to a second round.
In Pope Francis the church is receiving a man thoroughly steeped in Jesuit spirituality, which seeks to "find God in all things"; a priest who has twice participated in a monthlong silent retreat centered on the life of Christ; and a person trained by the lengthy and demanding Jesuit "formation" program.
Washington has had no diplomatic presence in Iran since the 1979 revolution which deposed the U.S.-backed shah and was followed by the lengthy occupation of the U.S. embassy.
On Sunday, before leaving Rome for Abu Dhabi, Francis said he was following the situation in Yemen "with great concern", and that the population was "exhausted by the lengthy conflict, and a great many children are suffering from hunger".
The ruling is a victory for Poundland, which was undeterred by the lengthy and costly inquiry and whose arguments the CMA accepted.
"Identity theft is a growing epidemic, and I continue to be troubled by the lengthy case-processing delays and tax-account errors experienced by victims of tax-related identity theft," said Treasury inspector general J. Russell George.
This is followed by the "lengthy and tedious" selection stage, with six to eight years devoted to the examination of the best recombination and stabilisation designs for the new variation (Van Den Hurk [2009]).
Despite its commitment to lower its debt, Telefónica has continued to pursue growth opportunities outside its domestic market in Spain, where it has been weighed down by the lengthy recession and high unemployment.
Reporters Without Borders was shocked by the lengthy sentences and very worried about the physical condition of al-Singace whose release it demanded, along with that of all the other prisoners of conscience.
