Sentence examples similar to protracted gap from inspiring English sources
A leadership gap or protracted delay in finding a suitable replacement can detract significantly from the stability of the corporation and can undermine public confidence in the future of the corporation as well as its ability to navigate challenges.
"It's unbelievably hard to stay positive," he said of the protracted process through which Ebdon inexorably closed the gap.
If the gap is small, the haggling could be protracted and messy, and small regional party bosses could bargain harder to either weaken their local rivals or grab lucrative, powerful ministries.
We now have an annual $8.5 billion funding gap in funding for education in emergencies and protracted crisis every year.
"Confusion about the content of technology releases and protracted problems with getting the system to work contributed to a growing gap between technology development and what system users expected," the NAO concluded.
Therefore, there will be long gaps between dose escalation decisions and the entire study is likely to be protracted.
They are also protracted.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
He had protracted fevers.
It invited intimate, protracted viewing.
