Sentence examples for protracted there from inspiring English sources

Its consequent renovation was so brutal, so costly and so protracted there could only have been two possible outcomes: divorce, or a book deal.

With the shoulder protracted there was a 60% reduction in the transmission of nerve movement through the upper limb.

As the shoulder girdle is protracted there is a delay in nerve movement, which is followed by a steady increase in nerve excursion.

With the shoulder protracted, there was a 60% reduction in nerve movement in both upper arm and forearm locations (p < 0.05 for both locations) (mean in upper arm = 0.9 mm (SEM, 0.2) and forearm = 0.6 mm (SEM, 0.1)) (figure 5).

The three-day standoff with terrorists was neither the deadliest that India has seen, nor the most protracted; there have been other extended convulsions of violence, including mass killings of Sikhs in Delhi in 1984 and of Muslims in Gujarat in 2002.

The consolidation debate was heated and protracted, and there are still some hard feelings, according to Lucy Bartlett Crosbie, The Chronicle's publisher.

The problem is that there's actually no evidence to suggest that a reduction in casualties in Iraq will translate into a greater public tolerance for a protracted engagement there.

For protracted doses, there is reasonable evidence that a lifetime exposure exceeding 50 mSv increases cancer risks (Brenner et al, 2003; HPS, 2004).

And also there were neurological aftereffects, protracted depression, and there is speculation that throughout the 1920s there was an outbreak of neurological afflictions, that Oliver Sacks deals with in his famous book Awakenings.

Mother's Day features far fewer characters and subplots, stretched thin over a punishingly protracted 118 minutes; there's no buffer between you and the movie's ineptitude.

"It's got to be a reflection of concern from their protracted litigation, that there was no settlement or relief," said Geoff Bobroff, a fund industry consultant.