Sentence examples for arduous and protracted from inspiring English sources
The post-reconstruction counter-revolutions suggest that such instants of transformation can be quickly subverted, and that the challenge of recapturing what was lost is arduous and protracted.
Independent filmmaking quickly became a business, and woe unto those filmmakers for whom it didn't: films (which, then, were shot on film) weren't cheap to make — yes, cheap by Hollywood standards, but expensive for the filmmakers themselves, for whom the fundraising process was often arduous and protracted.
The root of the problem is a shortage of licensed drivers who have completed "the knowledge" -- an arduous and protracted examination that requires total recall of the city's intricate roads and landmarks.
To take on the arduous and protracted struggle that exiting promised requires a steely will forged in outrage and adversity.
Exit negotiations could be complicated and protracted.
Unnecessary drama and protracted dance sequences?
His recovery was slow and protracted.
Dental care can be challenging and protracted.
Licensing is even more complicated and protracted.
Often, it can only advance by gradual and protracted means.
