Sentence examples for fairly prolonged from inspiring English sources

That indisputably Golden Age of the Catwalk was soon enough supplanted by some fairly prolonged dark days, a period when designers preferred their models to disappear into the clothes and walk with all the personality of cyborgs.

However, this ROS-mediated contribution to hyporesponsiveness requires fairly prolonged ROS exposure since 15-day anti-oxidant treatment does not improve reactivity.

These data suggest that the ROS-mediated contribution to hyporeactivity requires fairly prolonged ROS exposure, and, thus, ROS is clearly not the major factor imposing hyporeactivity on NCD4 cells upon prolonged peripheral residence.

First, they believe that the only solid cure for the current dangerous inflation is a fairly prolonged period of weak de mand in the economy.

Moreover, there is a fairly prolonged learning curve for correct use of this system [ 9].

Where the land has been generally stable and fairly flat for prolonged periods, as in Africa, the climate becomes the major determinant of the soil groups.

Virtual reality has been used fairly extensively to deliver prolonged exposure therapy (PET) for PTSD since the 1990s, mostly for the treatment of soldiers and war veterans.

Moreover, Brookfield viscosity of the modified asphalt varies little at 130 °C with the time prolonged and a fairly homogeneous dispersion system was observed by microscope, which indicated that the thermal stability of modified asphalt at 130 °C was good.

By now, it's fairly common knowledge how unhealthy sitting for prolonged periods can be: It leads to conditions like increased blood pressure and ups your risk of heart disease.

Twice in my life I have suffered fairly severe episodes of clinical depression, both after prolonged periods of personal upheaval and trauma.

The judge said her order should take effect immediately, because without it, mentally disabled immigrants could not "fairly participate in removal proceedings" and could be exposed to "prolonged detention without adequate representation".