Sentence examples for unusually prolonged from inspiring English sources

The rain was unusually prolonged, falling on 23 days out of 31, a four-decade record.

Mr. Lucas has been under unusually prolonged considera tion in the current canvass for candidates to fill the post.

Macron opted for an unusually prolonged, quite possibly painful, white-knuckle handshake that was supposed to convey a clear message: Don't underestimate the French president, Mr. Trump.

Record high temperatures have been set across much of the world this week as an unusually prolonged and broad heatwave intensifies concerns about climate change.

For the most part, people simply stood and waited, with all the apparent spiritual longing of stranded commuters on a Metro North platform during an unusually prolonged delay.

This climate change has brought unusually prolonged droughts in some regions and heavy precipitation in others, while the Arctic's sea ice has shrunk to its lowest level since observers started using satellite records in 1979.

These have brought prolonged, unusually hot weather to some places, and extended cold or record snowfall to others.

In 2004, unusually cool environmental temperatures prolonged vector larval development, adult emergence, and the arboviral extrinsic incubation period.

Cardiovascular diseases are among the main underlying causes of death during heat waves, defined as prolonged periods of unusually high air temperatures [ 2, 13- 17].

If inflammation continues, it may eventually be referred to as chronic inflammation, with persistent low-level swelling, prolonged tissue damage, and unusually slow healing.

Instead, a prolonged drought led to the unusually dry conditions in the region that allowed for rapid spread of fire across the peat bogs after a lightning strike.