Sentence examples for much more prolonged from inspiring English sources

What has caused the recent unsteadiness in the financial markets is not the size of the deficit, but rather the government's retrenchment from its (modest) reflation of the economy, which will make the downturn much more prolonged.

In a seminal paper in 1987, Wessely described two different types of MSI: mass anxiety hysteria, in which the event lasts a short time and, as the name suggests, manifests mainly in symptoms of anxiety and fear, and mass motor anxiety, which tends to be much more prolonged and manifests as a disorder of movement.

The current market slide is much more prolonged than the one 14 years ago.

And as we settle into 2019, commentators are now split between those who believe the dip was just a correction - and therefore signaling a good time to buy - and those who believe this is the beginning of a much more prolonged dry spell.

Delays were much more prolonged for patients referred from separate TB clinics compared to those in whom TB was diagnosed in the ART clinic with median delays of 116 days and 41 days, respectively (Table 2).

In the very low birth weight infant, the period of neonatal catabolism may be much more prolonged, as it may not be possible to initiate oral feeding and thus induce normal insulin secretion.

Now it was devolving into a much bloodier and more prolonged civil war.

But the drop was much steeper and more prolonged in New York than elsewhere.

Considering how much more easily prolonged electric action can nowadays be applied, would it not be well if someone would have the patience to repeat once more the exact conditions so amply described by Chambers, and so, if possible, clear up what is undoubtedly a very mysterious occurrence?

These were sharper, more prolonged and much more numerous than usual, and the database shows that some customers lost power completely on Wednesday night.

The transition to a new equilibrium is proving costlier, more prolonged and much more painful than anyone had expected".We are the canary in the mine," says Josette Sheeran, the head of the UN's World Food Programme, the largest distributor of food aid.