Sentence examples for protracted rebuilding from inspiring English sources
Hooker required a more protracted rebuilding of his confidence.
The Wafa Humanitarian Organization, which is financed by wealthy Arabs and several Middle Eastern states, is based in the Afghan city of Kandahar and has specialized in rebuilding roads and infrastructure destroyed in the protracted Afghan wars.
Rebuilding communities and societies after protracted armed conflict therefore seems to require as the transitional justice field clearly demonstrates in-depth processes of reconciliation, also when childemonstrates in-depthprocessesofs (even when foreconciliationed).
But education is one of the few areas where the cuts are already being felt, and education secretary Michael Gove's protracted difficulties over his axing of Labour's schools rebuilding programme forms the background to the ICM survey.
However, the task of rebuilding health systems with competent and equitably distributed health workers is often protracted and fraught with complexities.
While major rebuilding efforts are beginning to change the physical landscape of the inner-city borough, economic regeneration is proving more protracted.
They are also protracted.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
Another protracted silence.
