Sentence examples for which has dragged from inspiring English sources

The budget situation, which has dragged the country through three annual threats of default, is unspeakable.

But the case, which has dragged on interminably, is now on the verge of collapse.

Nonetheless, the conflict, which has dragged on for decades and claimed over 10,000 lives, has subsided dramatically.

The first and biggest is cheap oil, which has dragged fuel prices down by 11% in the last year.

The litigation, which has dragged on since early 2009, is set to go to trial later this year.

Labour really need the contest, which has dragged on since May, to come to a conclusion soon.

Thursday's verdict brings an end to the Mumbai bombings trial, which had dragged on for the last two decades.

Second, unlike his stewardship of East Timor, which had dragged on a year longer than he thought it would, he would serve in Iraq for only four months.

Moreover, Honeywell has for some time wanted to sell its friction materials, automotive consumer products and security monitoring units, all of which have dragged its profits down.

She was arrested in the Mission district of the city after a search which had dragged on for more than 18 months and has spread throughout the United States and Canada.

Later, he said he was determined to "stay away from disasters like the I.B.M. and AT&T cases" each of which had dragged on for a decade.