Sentence examples for much prolonged from inspiring English sources

That would've caused the housing crisis to be much prolonged.

The new species is readily distinguishable from B. keithii in the undulate, lanceolate-ovate (vs. narrowly lanceolate) leaves and cordate (vs. much prolonged) basal lobes.

Overall latencies were much prolonged under these circumstances and the 1-back effect was very pronounced.

In rats, haloperidol-induced D2 receptor upregulation develops early during treatment (within 15 days), while tardive VCMs only develop after much prolonged treatment [ 41, 42].

After much prolonged pressure from the Muslim community, the Slovenian government in 2004 approved the construction of the country's first mosque, a decision that was met with much opposition.

These occipital underactivations are unexpected given the much prolonged processing time of the dyslexic readers.

Complete with identification tags for the dead, shelves of tinned food, and "sandbagged" with suitcases, furniture and soft furnishings, it seems unlikely it could much prolong life.

But I don't believe you are objecting to the occasional pleasantry as much as prolonged intrusions.

For all the theatergoers who think the absence has been much too prolonged, "42d Street" will have her, as of Tuesday.

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.