Sentence examples for time of prolonged from inspiring English sources

The Muromachi period was thus a time of prolonged civil unrest, remarkable social fluidity, and creativity.

In a time of prolonged economic stagnation, where there are far fewer jobs, this denial of access seems particularly harmful.

At a time of prolonged anxiety and uncertainty — which increased last week when dispiriting unemployment figures were released for June — the G.O.P. has added unexpected spice to American politics.

Like thousands of young soldiers who entered the military in a time of prolonged peace and prosperity, Private Inniss has pushed her career goals to the back of her mind since last week's terrorist attacks.

Governing in a time of prolonged economic crisis, he seeks to balance his oft-professed regard for the free market and the job-creating potential of big business against the need to respond to the angry populism of voters on the left and right convinced that corporate America -- whether banks or mine owners or oil companies -- has only its own interests at heart.

Sorafenib exposure tended to decrease over time in case of prolonged treatment.

This is Mr Gore's strongest card: the Clinton presidency, whatever else you say about it, has been a time of astonishingly prolonged boom.

As the time of implantation prolonged, the tumour volume in each group showed a progressive increase, but the growth rate in the shNUF2 group was significantly slower than in the shCon group.

Diabetes mellitus (DM), also known as diabetes, is represented by the high blood sugar level over a period of prolonged time.

The significance of prolonged time to death of mice was determined by using the Logrank test.

These results also enrich a limited sample of radiocarbon-dated large-mammal remains from modern land surfaces (primarily from arctic latitudes [57], [58]) that support the concept of prolonged time-averaging in natural bone accumulations.