Sentence examples for quite prolonged from inspiring English sources
In the 20th century, these interventions often became quite prolonged.
Construction of the first prototype was quite prolonged; the aircraft was not finished until November 1949, with its first flight taking place on 21 January 1950.
The conversion process was quite prolonged, as her armament was removed and she received an entirely new superstructure and masts; and she was not recommissioned as OS-24 until 31 December 1961.
There is therefore also an opportunity for quite prolonged vaccination schedules without the concern that the concomitant use of cytotoxic therapy will disrupt the evolution of a normal immune response.
So the incubation period can be quite prolonged… we're worried that we might have problems up front and then people are dispersing all around …. Yes that typing was really useful, we learnt an awful lot from that and I've never seen something so clear cut as that [20: MLVA Trust].
Furthermore, because the mating process can also be quite prolonged, it is possible to analyze intermediate states – in addition to virgin and mated, laying queens, we can monitor behavior, physiology, and gene-expression patterns in mated queens that have not yet initiated egg-laying.
"A little later he was to be found swinging in an exhibitionist manner and for quite a prolonged period on one of the flags on the Cenotaph," which "unsurprisingly subsequently attracted a good deal of attention".
It's not quite the prolonged march of clinical trials for new drugsor the punishing road and crash tests of new cars.
Her brain was so cold when the heart stopped that the brain cells needed very little oxygen, so the brain could survive for quite a prolonged time".
It will be cold for quite a long prolonged period, certainly through to next week".
Higher literacy and numeracy skills equip pupils for a fuller cultural life and make them better able to deal with every day challenges (adding up the right change needn't be quite such a prolonged matter...)...
