Sentence examples for more protracted and from inspiring English sources

But the UWSA could put up a far more protracted and bloody struggle.

"Human suffering is far more protracted and severe than anything we would allow in animals," he told me.

They tend to be more protracted and painful; and their recoveries are weaker and take longer to occur.

But in another policy area, to which Policy Exchange has repeatedly returned, there has been more protracted and serious controversy.

As in the last century, that process is bound to be more protracted and erratic than we predict.

Confirmation of the agreement brings to a conclusion one of the more protracted and acrimonious transfer stories of the summer.

For the last decade or more of her life, she was involved in one of showbusiness's more protracted crash-and-burns, extended for year after year.

Once the benefit of adding hormone therapy to radiation therapy was established, researchers began to investigate the optimum duration of hormone therapy by shortening the regimens and comparing to more protracted regimens, and as in our study, found no benefit to giving longer courses of ADT.

This wasn't just about the recession – though of course that didn't help – but a far more protracted, profound and painful descent in expectations and aspirations that has been taking place for several decades.

Most of the local commune memorials were built by 1922, but those in the towns and cities typically required more protracted negotiations, and their construction stretched into the 1930s.

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.