Sentence examples similar to protracted out from inspiring English sources
The second patient, a 59 year-old man (73 kg), was admitted after successful resuscitation from a protracted out-of hospital cardiac arrest.
The first patient, a 59-year-old male (73 kg), was admitted after successful resuscitation from a protracted out-of hospital cardiac arrest.
Lorin Stein, the editor of the Paris Review, replied that the smoking ban "was the death knell for a certain kind of protracted hanging out that was once central to literary life in the city".
The defense ought to be dominant, but we should not underestimate the impact of Kam Chancellor's protracted hold-out.
"You will hear that he carried out protracted research on the internet into the manufacture of detonators and explosives of varying strengths and effectiveness.
It would be especially useful for directing funds to where they are most sorely missing – protracted crises out of the spotlight.
Moreover, she said, independent prosecutors were judged not on a broad record but on their performance in a single case, which could lead prosecutors to protracted inquiries out of fear that if they uncovered nothing they would be accused of wasting time and money.
Even though there are signals that the job market deterioration is slowing Novembers nonfarm payrolls figure was far better than anticipated and temporary hiring seems to be stirring a hiring pickup is sure to be far more protracted and drawn-out than the drastic rate at which jobs were cut.
It said that the plaintiffs Vincent Jackson and Logan Mankins had not worked out in previous years with their teams or that they had held out for protracted periods.
"What should have been answered so succinctly and simply was drawn out and protracted.
But in the longer-term they are forecast to lose out as protracted Brexit negotiations hit trade.
