Sentence examples for protracted cycle of from inspiring English sources
Analysts expect that move to be the first step in a protracted cycle of rate increases.
Last week — after a protracted cycle of teasing, speculation, and delay — the John Dory Oyster Bar was almost ready to open.
Then, this last year, after another protracted cycle of negotiations, the company mandated the implementation of another health insurance program that Peterson said was not worth enough for anyone in the company to use it.
What I believe is that everything is written in the stars--the story of our planet, our solar system, our own individual existences--all existed in blueprint form and go through a protracted cycle of birth, life and death.
The protracted cycles of commercial aircraft production require the unit's CEO, Alan Mulally, and his leadership team to take a long-term view of the business.
We need to break the cycle of protracted unemployment and sagging morale through big government programs to create millions of jobs.
A couple of years ago, New York witnessed the protracted birth and rapid death cycle of Banana Shpeel (which inexplicably went on national tour); Zarkana limped through two seasons at Radio City Musical Hall before being packed off to Nevada, where an Elvis-themed show had recently underwhelmed.
The two-year cycle of formative research reported here was in itself viewed as protracted by stakeholders eager for feedback, necessitating the need for interim cycles of 'key issues' being fed back, based, due to the time constraints, on preliminary analysis.
She said the protracted election cycle demonstrated that "the people of South Ossetia have overcome their fear".
But the normal cycle of identifying a new vulnerability, disclosing it to the appropriate manufacturer and hardening the affected system is often protracted, leaving network defenders multiple steps behind the attackers.
"Copper" settles into a cycle of stilted, stagy exposition — there's all that history to explain — punctuated by beatings, shootings and knifings that have a protracted, antique brutality.
