Sentence examples similar to even if more protracted from inspiring English sources

The fight for Mosul's western half could be even more protracted than the fight for its east.

The worry for him is that Kane's absence from international duty will be even more protracted.

That being said, the transnational influences on the conflict may make it even more protracted, heightening the humanitarian impact.

Prices here have climbed about 10percentt a year for the last three years, Ms. Justus said, asserting that even if the market has eased recently, with more protracted negotiating and fewer multiple offers on homes, demand is stronger in Spuyten Duyvil than Riverdale.

Two major developments point to more protracted difficulties.

Yet, he says, this one is "much more grueling, much more protracted" than even the lollapalooza of 196974.

If these processes were more protracted, the uncertainty would be larger".

Conflicts are becoming more protracted.

This means that custody battles are more protracted.

If they don't turn over documents when they're supposed to, they could be kicked out of the program and face a broader, more protracted and more painful audit.

Europe and Japan, suffering from an even more protracted slump, continue to look to America to lead the way.