However, access to such care is limited because of high demand, limited capacity, lengthy wait lists and protracted, multiyear wait times [ 9].
Amy Marx, a Maryland painter whose work features images of violent storms and tornadoes, and who currently has a show at OK Harris in SoHo, where her large pieces are listed at between $8,500 and $12,500, remembers protracted discussions with a family in Maryland a few years ago.
Historic England, which records the Grade II* listed pier's condition as "very bad", says a repairs notice should be considered in cases "where protracted failure by an owner to keep a listed building in reasonable care places the building at risk".
AS a consequence, countries that at different times in history were among the world's great powers, such as Sweden, the Netherlands, France, Britain and Germany, have gradually shifted their sights, either in the wake of defeat or after protracted periods of grappling with decline, from winning the great power sweepstakes to topping lists of nations offering the best quality of life.
In buying Archipelago, which is already listed, the NYSE would gain access to the capital market while avoiding the protracted process of demutualisation and flotation.
How much does science really gain from the current protracted publication process, with reviewers stringently enforcing the journal's quest for impact, and authors dutifully performing long lists of additional experiments to satisfy reviewers?
They are also protracted.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
It invited intimate, protracted viewing.
He had protracted fevers.
