Sentence examples for even if protracted from inspiring English sources

Inflation remains above the MPC's target of 2%, and is expected to rise further this year, but those supporting an expansion to QE said the committee should look beyond "temporary, even if protracted, periods of above-target inflation".

But my understanding is that this is what miners always do, even if not so protracted and extreme.

"People want someone to pay a price for this, even if it means protracted war," he said.

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

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

Even protracted attempts to frame the principles for discussion of these matters have failed.

We should not be surprised if they occur or even if, for a protracted period, the market remains remarkably calm.

When similarly challenged, other corporate foundations were able to persuade their stakeholders to back Planned Parenthood, even if it meant enduring a protracted boycott.

Though the cable companies won this round, they cannot offer phone service unless the parliament amends current telecommunications laws -- a protracted process even if Prime Minister Ehud Barak manages to keep his minority coalition in power to the end of the year.

The strength of the victories by the Republican and Democratic frontrunners in the large, diverse state will add to the growing sense they are nominees-in-waiting, even if they have months of protracted contests ahead of them.

I could never look like that, even if I sustained a very protracted hunger strike.