Sentence examples for protracted troubles from inspiring English sources
Yahoo's protracted troubles have disappointed investors who have continued to sell its shares.
The photographer Annie Leibovitz, below, whose protracted legal troubles had seemed to be behind her, is back in court.
In a director's meeting yesterday, Aoki decided to abandon its efforts at self-rehabilitation because of Japan's protracted economic troubles, an Aoki spokesman, Kazuhiro Edagawa, said.
To the governor -- whose personal foibles and budget-related troubles are so protracted that a Quinnipiac University poll this month found that only 24percentt of the respondents want him re-elected -- the opportunity was simply too rich to resist.
This year's unusually protracted street trouble reflects rising working-class Protestant anger at Irish Catholic gains from the United States-brokered Good Friday peace accord of 1998.
The bitter and protracted Northern Ireland conflict that viciously tore a generation apart was gently described as "the Troubles".
They are also protracted.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
Another protracted silence.
