Sentence examples for elevated for too long from inspiring English sources

Pre-1929, France's central bankers called in gold from its trading partners and even created a recession in their own country by keeping interest rates elevated for too long.

Lewy et al. had suggested that excessive melatonin doses might be ineffective stimuli of the circadian system, because blood levels might be elevated for too long [ 26].

Without its algae the coral turns white and starves, and if temperatures remain elevated for too long they die.

And the matter of statehood must be presented as more than the solution to a pesky problem or a begrudging acceptance of a demographic reality, it must be elevated into a visionary right of people who have for too long been denied freedom.

The percentage of long-term unemployed (out of work for at least 6 months) is also still highly elevated at about twice its pre-recession level; and these people can become permanently unemployed if they are without work for too long.

Too many have been too quiet for too long.

The exchange is significant in this context; Empire elevates this reality for the audience, who may be somewhat aware or know that this issue has been subordinate to the struggles black American males have faced for too long.

They have resisted time for too long.

"I never doze for too long.

For too long, Washington uncritically embraced Mr. Ben Ali.

He stared at things for too long.