Sentence examples for protracted at from inspiring English sources

A tale that fit neatly into 26 televised minutes to say nothing of a couple hundred lines of rhymed verse inevitably feels protracted at thrice the length.

On his left flank stand America's white working-class voters, who face stagnant wages at best and protracted unemployment at worst.

The CRP levels peaked at 4 dpi, while Hp responses were more protracted, peaking at 9-11 dpi [ 15].

Taking on our plot for the first time we planted everything we could get hold of and filled every available surface at home with trays of seedlings destined for nothing more than a protracted death at the hands of inclement weather or waking slugs.

The three said they either hid their assaults or were subjected to further humiliations, distrust or protracted stabs at justice when they reported them.

After protracted hearings at the World Trade Organization, the organization ruled that European officials had not made their case and deemed the ban illegal in 1997.

Even by the club's recent standards, the manager's contractual stand-off has been protracted and at no point has Wenger explained why he has allowed the situation to run beyond the final match.

"While S.L.D.N. has been critical of this protracted process, at the end of the day I think it will result in more buy-in and stability and certainty," said Aubrey Sarvis, an Army veteran and the executive director for the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network.

AOL Time Warner said it swung back to a profit in the first quarter on strength in its movie and cable TV businesses, but protracted weakness at its music and America Online units dragged on revenue and cash flow.

Treatment will be protracted for at least 1 year after stenting (table 2).

For example, in a study of 400,000 nuclear workers, Cardis et al. (2005) reported excess cancer from protracted exposure at a rate per Gray higher than that found in studies of one-time exposures in atomic bomb (A-bomb) survivors.