Sentence examples for while protracted from inspiring English sources

He missed most of the first month of the season and resided at an O'Hare Airport hotel while protracted talks continued.

It has been the home of Margate F.C. (known as Thanet United F.C. between 1981 and 1989) since 1929, apart from between 2002 and 2005, when the club was forced to share the grounds of other Kent clubs while protracted redevelopment work occurred.

The additional damage from air and noise pollution would mean more years of delay, while protracted legal battles are fought.

The only problems are that its price was not quite as plain and ordinary as its appearance implies, while protracted struggles to find a new use after the Games suggest that it is not as adaptable as all that.

Force structure was flat during the Bush 43 years while protracted wars were initiated and operational tempo exceeded 1000 percent of Cold War levels.

Expanding IBD-specific quality measures to include steroid taper plans may cue appropriate maintenance regimens that include anti-TNFs and other steroid sparing agents while reducing protracted concomitant steroid use as intended by current quality measures.

In buying Archipelago, which is already listed, the NYSE would gain access to the capital market while avoiding the protracted process of demutualisation and flotation.

But the document also acknowledged that the force was so stretched at the height of the riots that it was "impractical" to bail people while they conducted "protracted" investigations, suggesting that investigating officers use special rules to fast-track cases to the courts with less evidence than is normally required.

In other cases, the diagnostic process was more protracted while the GP tested or treated for suspected benign causes of the intermittent symptoms.

However, time to DSS 3, if reached, is often protracted while early relapses in Years 1 and 2 are, by definition, available early.

During the early years of their marriage Mary was fairly happy, despite the untimely death of her three-year-old son, Edward, in 1850 and her husband's protracted absences while he campaigned or served in Congress.