Sentence examples for drawn out processes from inspiring English sources

They are not discrete events; they are part of drawn out processes.

Yet as we saw firsthand in Rio, government negotiations can be long, drawn out processes that result in lowest-common-denominator ambition.

Discussion with local experts and government officials, however, suggests that migration is not a big concern as it would require a new below poverty line card or address change on an existing card, both of which involve arduous and drawn out processes, especially for rural households below the poverty line.

But, be warned, getting to the festival site can be quite a drawn out process.

People need time to recover from trauma, he said: "This is a long and drawn out process".

Anneliese Burgess, a spokesperson for the Pistorius family, said the trial had been a "long, drawn out process" and considered the case over.

Democratic transitions need to be driven by societies that want democracy, and since the latter requires institutions, it is usually a fairly long and drawn out process.

This has been a long, drawn out process for both of them and we are most unhappy that it has ended with such a significant suspension.

So the A-Rod show will be a long, drawn out process that should have plenty of twists and turns, which we are used to seeing with A-Rod.

If parliament chooses a different course from that recommended, we will need very good reasons for doing so … Killing the Leveson report by a drawn out process would be an equal, if not greater, abdication of responsibility as an unreasonable rejection of its key recommendations".

Birmingham are stepping up their bid to try to keep hold of Bruce's assistant Eric Black while they look for a managerial replacement but it could be a long drawn out process as prospective new owner Carson Yeung has to approve any potential candidates - and there is increasing concern that he will be unable to raise the funds to take full control of City.