Sentence examples for getting more protracted from inspiring English sources

Others, such as Terra Firma Risk Management, a negotiation firm, say the most serious cases seem to be getting more protracted, and hardened kidnappers more patient.

As the population grows, and so the electorate, the process will presumably get more protracted yet.

(iii) When backward connections are added, evoked transients become more protracted, exhibiting damped oscillations.

The world isn't just seeing more protracted crises like Syria though, they're also getting more expensive – 2013 saw five different appeals ask for more than $1bn.

"Meanwhile the problem gets more and more protracted and the potential exists for more and more irreversible damage," said Richard Frank, director of the California Environmental Law & Policy Center at UC Davis.

As his legal battles grow ever more protracted, Mr. Rowland's bills continue to mount.

I could function and train, but my movement was limited and the warm-ups just to get the body moving were more protracted than the sessions and matches.

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

The more protracted the impasse, the harder it will be for the parties to get back to the negotiating table.

However, in order to get a clearer indication of the activity/toxicity of an agent, it may be important to conduct more protracted dosing studies in which daily radiation doses of 2 Gy are administered with repeated dosing of the radiosensitiser (see below).

Conflicts are becoming more protracted.