Sentence examples for brought prolonged from inspiring English sources

These have brought prolonged, unusually hot weather to some places, and extended cold or record snowfall to others.

In the preceding boom years, disruptive technologies like the transcontinental railroad and refrigeration brought prolonged downward pressure on prices.

Such statements brought prolonged cheers, a reflection of the passions now aroused by, of all things, foreign policy.

At the gala, Mr. Michals used a microphone to deliver songs like "The Impossible Dream," filling the hall with a stirring sound that brought prolonged applause from the audience.

The action reversed a decade of Australian environmental policy, left the United States standing alone among industrialized nations in its refusal to ratify the treaty, and brought prolonged applause at a United Nations climate change conference in Bali, Indonesia.

When Francelia nearly stalled off the coast of Central America, it brought prolonged rainfall and extensive flooding.

IMMUNOTHERAPY -- If the allergens to which you are sensitive can be well defined, weekly allergy shots for three to five years can bring prolonged relief and reduce or even eliminate the need for additional medication.

The winter can bring prolonged cold waves, especially on the eastern side of the Continental Divide.

This climate change has brought unusually prolonged droughts in some regions and heavy precipitation in others, while the Arctic's sea ice has shrunk to its lowest level since observers started using satellite records in 1979.

All these approaches bring together prolonged animal home cage observation with tightly controlled conditioning paradigms, allowing us to efficiently and sensitively probe cognitive functions in large cohorts of socially housed animals.

It looks like an earthquake's jagged fault line or a fissure brought on by prolonged drought.