Sentence examples similar to protracting consistently from inspiring English sources

There is no alternative to peace, and there are no benefits from protracting the process, only unacceptable risks.

When you find his behavior upsetting and take him to task you are only protracting the struggle.

He is agonized by time's nasty habit of protracting itself in moments of anguish or tedium.

To insist on not just staying the course, but actually protracting cuts at this point, seems deeply misguided.

JPMorgan had nothing to gain from protracting the acquisition process.

Mr Johnson also said Russia was "guilty of protracting" the war in Syria and of "making it far more hideous".

Exhale as you round the back while protracting the shoulders, pulling the lower ribs in and tucking the tailbone.

"We began to realize that we were protracting death, not ensuring life, and that wasn't right," said Seton Chief Medical Officer Dr. Irwin Shelub.

Similarly, if protracting the shoulder blades causes you to feel a stretch in the knot, you have a horizontal knot.

Equally simplistic, the study underscores the economic incentives of lawyers to protract cases through trial.

"We didn't want to protract the sense of instability and insecurity.