Sentence examples for prolonged arguments from inspiring English sources

Similarly intense, prolonged arguments erupted in the mid-1990's when the government moved to change the life span of patents and for the first time published patent applications 18 months after they were filed.

We're both clear about our failed relationship issues, which enables us to recognize them quickly and avoid prolonged arguments.

Back in New York, we -- make that I -- liked to prolong our arguments by keeping them at a low boil over the course of several days.

But one Leave supporter said a fresh vote would just prolong the arguments for another three years.

#Gonernmentbydailymail — robert howell (@roberthowell) 12 Apr 13 Still, some conservatives — including Louise Mensch, a former member of Parliament, and Nigel Farage, the leader of the U.K. Independence Party — agreed with the argument that banning the record would violate principles of free speech and might prolong the argument over the song.

Even as he walked out, he was still gesturing he wanted to prolong the argument the old-fashioned way.

Howard was shown a yellow card and for the rest of the match Costa seemed intent on prolonging the argument with Everton's goalkeeper.

Not quite – but what is also very clear is that Ronaldo, scoring at a rate of more than a goal per game, is determined to prolong the argument.

Chelsea's willingness to prolong the argument is hugely admirable and there could be no disputing that they were the better side by some distance.

Complaining to Uefa would be a futile exercise and, for their own dignity, it should be hoped that United do not attempt to prolong the argument.

Hargreaves has been complimentary about United and Ferguson since leaving the club and, though his relationship with his former manager may have suffered irretrievable damage, he has no appetite for prolonging the argument.