Sentence examples for the protracted question from inspiring English sources

The protracted question of who is buying beleaguered Yahoo may finally have an answer.

And then, as Judt was composing the short autobiographical bulletins that went to make up The Memory Chalet, Timothy Snyder, a historian of eastern Europe a couple of decades his junior, proposed they do the book together, not as a protracted question and answer session but as an extended dialogue in which they would mull over the mechanics of modern thought.

A probate court in Massachusetts unsealed 430 pages of testimony by Mitt Romney from 1991, when he was questioned during the protracted divorce proceedings of one of his campaign's top surrogates.

The protracted nature of Vera's case has raised questions about whether the University of California system, which currently has four campuses under federal investigation, is actually making progress adjudicating sexual assault cases.

The attack raised questions about Moscow's official position that the protracted war in Chechnya is under control.

But Ms. Mika, herself Polish-born and childless, has made a useful contribution to the protracted debate about women's advancement in Germany by posing some uncomfortable questions about the implications of being emancipated in the 21st century.

The question of how devoted the News Corporation properties are to doing Mr. Murdoch's bidding hung over the protracted negotiations to acquire Dow Jones & Company this year.

Call it the protracted panic stage.

The protracted war progressively weakened the Nationalist regime.

And the protracted legal battles have made it smaller.

It's in the protracted journey of Dufner.