Sentence examples similar to through a drawn-out phase from inspiring English sources

However, since 1992, the regime has used the phrase, "complete denuclearisation" to mean a drawn-out, phased process of mutual demilitarisation of the peninsula.

About a decade ago, a mobile home park closure ordinance was successful after a drawn-out Planning Commission phase, but failed the final step of getting council approval.

Your kid's "going-through-a-phase" phase has become more permanent.

After beating Ecuador 2-0 in their first group stage fixture, the Azzurri lost 2-1 to Croatia and drew 1-1 with Mexico, barely scraping through to the knock-out phase.

Draw with Germany on Thursday, and both they and their opponents will be through to the knock-out phase.

A win for Celtic will guarantee progress to the knock-out phase, as will a draw or even a defeat if Dinamo Zagreb fail to win at Astra.

Everything was great until, after about a year of living together, he went through this mad going-out phase again.

If the decision is to end operations, it will be done through a gradual phasing-out.

However, certain provincial electricity systems are highly carbon intensive and can continue to decarbonize through a coal phase-out.

There is nothing "moderate" or sensible about wrecking health care through a phase out of Medicaid expansion.

Later, he went through a serious Crumb phase, drawing strips like "Oliver Limpdingle's Search for Love," which is pretty much summed up by its title.