Sentence examples for protracted slog from inspiring English sources
This was a protracted slog which, by Mr Koo's reckoning, did not finish until 2005.
— With the Republican primary race turning into a long and protracted slog for delegates that could potentially last until the convention, Mitt Romney and his wife, Ann, made an appeal on Sunday morning to a coveted group of swing voters: women.
— With the Republican nominating fight turning into a protracted slog for delegates that could potentially last all the way to the convention, Mitt Romney and his wife, Ann, made an appeal on Sunday morning to a coveted group of swing voters in an effort to win the Illinois primary: women.
The tribal militias, known as lashkars, have quickly become a crucial tool of Pakistan's strategy in the tribal belt, where the army has been fighting the Taliban for more than two months in what army generals acknowledge is a tougher and more protracted slog than they had anticipated.
Indian organizers, meanwhile, slogged through protracted litigation over the site of the athletes' village and controversies over building roads too close to existing homes.
In 2012, he slogged through a protracted court battle with Justice Chaudhry, who pushed to reopen a corruption case against Mr. Zardari that dated to the 1990s.
They are also protracted.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
Another protracted silence.
