Sentence examples similar to protracted harm from inspiring English sources
But the chance that there will not be a deal at all may also have increased, or at least not one before protracted negotiations that could harm the economy.
"Delaying resolution of that question will only lead to further harm, confusion, and protracted litigation for transgender students and school districts across the country," Block wrote.
But if the battle becomes protracted and many civilians are harmed, Iraq's resistance may stiffen, dragging out the campaign and arousing world opinion.
Still, to make one's life all about a harm, since that is what protracted litigation would have done, seems to me a sacrifice that morality does not demand.
Many junior doctors tell me they do not want to strike this time – they are in a profession that cares for patients and they fear harm will come to patients during a full and protracted strike.
Furthermore, protracted conflict involving non-state actors such as rebel groups can directly harm child development when children witness or experience conflict-related violence and can also indirectly harm children's well being by weakening health care delivery systems, disrupting schools and destroying infrastructure [ 10].
The decision was not unanimous, and there was a protracted back and forth about how to reduce the possibility that PrEP might cause more harm than good.
They are also protracted.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
He had protracted fevers.
