Sentence examples for the most protracted from inspiring English sources

As redevelopment sagas go, the story of the Grange ranks among the most protracted.

The most protracted was the Hormel strike, a bitter, year-long battle in which the company demanded concessions and the local resisted its more conciliatory parent union.

They also reported military attacks farther south into Dara'a near the Jordanian border, where the arrests of anti-Assad demonstrators in March 2011 initiated the current conflict, the most protracted of the Arab Spring uprisings so far.

Werther's death scene, one of the most protracted in all of opera, did not exactly flit by in this performance, for which the composer was probably more to blame than the artists.

Shallow warm-water marine invertebrates show the most protracted and greatest extinctions during this time.

Lost to myself," Louis, who is on the most protracted guilt trip in theatre history, replies.

BA's dispute with its cabin crew is easily the most protracted dispute in UK aviation history.

US crude prices have fallen for eight weeks running, the most protracted decline since 1986.

Bobby's on-screen murder is among the most protracted of movie dispatchings.

The most protracted refugee situations now last an average of more than 20 years.

The most protracted squeeze on real wages since Nelson's victory over Napoleon's fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar.