Sentence examples for protracted search from inspiring English sources

Is the protracted search for Steve Ballmer's successor yet another sign of the Board's dysfunction?

The organization had a protracted search for Logan's replacement in 2011 and came up with no one.

The former Conservative MP Archie Norman was today named as the next chairman of ITV, ending a protracted search to fill the post.

Alex McLeish knows he must battle to win over hearts and minds after Scotland's protracted search for a manager ended with the 59-year-old's unveiling on Friday.

Aston Villa may have concluded their protracted search for a new manager but the brouhaha over Alex McLeish's controversial appointment is set to rumble on.

ITV then pulled off a coup by luring Mr Grade from the BBC, having faced criticism over the protracted search for Mr Allen's successor.

The appointment marks the end of a protracted hunt by the internet company, which has been using executive search firm Odgers to find a replacement since Rich Riley left as part of a restructure in April last year.

Some bodies were recovered after protracted searching, but in 2006, with 11 still unaccounted for, McIlwaine, who was working as an archaeologist at Bradford University, joined the operation to bring his expertise to the task.

During a protracted coaching search that stretched from mid-April to mid-June, Jackson focused on two candidates with whom he had strong relationships.

A business failure or a protracted job search aren't deal-breakers in and of themselves unless they are just part of a pattern of bad decisions.

Why all the protracted soul-searching?