Sentence examples for effects of a protracted from inspiring English sources
No one can say for sure what the long-term effects of a protracted anti-HIV drug regime will be.
"We're not enamored of this place," said Mr. Southerland, who added that it angered him that Washington seemed not to have suffered the effects of a protracted downturn.
But she also set aside time to answer superdelegates' questions and to try to allay their concerns about the effect of a protracted nomination fight on the party's ability to unify around a nominee by the start of the fall campaign, according to the advisers, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private meetings.
With the livestock trade accounting for 65% of gross domestic product in Somaliland, the export ban had a devastating effect on a region already suffering in the grip of a protracted civil war (27 ).
The induction of a protracted response to a brief stimulus is a form of cellular memory.
The Kaoko Belt evolved through three distinct phases of a protracted Pan-African Orogeny in the late Neoproterozoic to Cambrian.
Experts see some hope that global commodity prices may rise in the event of a protracted American military response to the terrorist attacks, though that effect would take a while to kick in.
Act I introduces teenage love and time travel; Act II explores adult heartbreak and machines with feelings; Act III combines all of these with the physical, psychical and emotional effects of protracted longevity.
Previous "stress tests" of banks' balance-sheets have not dispelled suspicions that they have too little capital to cope with the effects of Europe's protracted economic weakness.
The remaining Offices continue to deal with the effects of protracted civil wars or ongoing HIV/AIDS emergencies (Botswana, Eritrea, Lesotho, Swaziland, Uganda and United Republic of Tanzania).
The overall effect is of a desperately protracted skit from a summer replacement variety show of the late 1960's, the kind on which second-tier celebrities showed up to make fun of themselves.
