Sentence examples for protracted fall from inspiring English sources

The preening smugness he lends Stark draws on his own complacency in the years leading up to that protracted fall from grace.

The minutes indicated that Fed officials saw a diminishing risk of deflation, a protracted fall in prices of the sort that has afflicted Japan for more than two decades.

It is worth noting that Madrid was the only Spanish province that exhibited a protracted fall-winter pandemic wave as shown in Figure  1.

US crude prices have fallen for eight weeks running, the most protracted decline since 1986.

Admittedly, those are small falls set against the year's gains, but a protracted decline in the Chinese markets will have ripple effects.

The fall is so protracted that Alice wonders if and when she will ever reach the bottom.

With oil prices having fallen and a protracted war no longer a possibility, consumers and executives will probably accelerate their spending, lifting the economy from its long slump this year, Mr. Greenspan suggested to Congress last week.

Leaving Gaddhafi in power looked as if it would have resulted in a long protracted civil war wherein a falling despot could be rallied against to compel hordes of foreign fighters to travel to the country (as in Syria).

However, the addiction to low-interest rates and a falling Yen becomes massive once protracted.

You might also consider that if your parents develop protracted illnesses and need financial help, it will fall to you, not your sister, to assist them.

But at least he fell on his sword with dignity, avoiding a protracted, messy saga.