How to pronounce “protracted” in English

So their grief is protracted over the course of childhood and even later.

And new conflicts become protracted.

experienced over protracted time periods."

And it's a protracted journey.

Whereas actual protracted insurgencies have, maybe Dave will contradict me, but it's hard for me off the top my head to think

We see the costs of protracted periods of high demand in everything about us.

Because the numbers of people in these protracted refugee situations are growing and growing.

But the transition may be protracted and brutal unless we pay attention to the issues that I've raised today.

if you have to experience that amount of stress for a protracted period of time, it doesn't let up, the chronic effects of that are that they do result

And so I try to have moments, protracted moments of time when I'm without any technology in my life at all, except maybe my camera and my phone as my camera.

I think the one universal defining trait of all countries that have protracted insurgencies is bad government.

Sudan, Somalia-- all these things-- these refugee crises were so protracted, and we haven't dealt with the peace building side of it.

and you study it religiously every night, a little volume called "On Protracted War," which can be found, of course, in his "Little Red Book," which

Well, I would say that there is one commonality among all countries that have protracted insurgencies.

If I imagine it all taking place in a room, with really great protracted conversation, that's probably going to be a play.

So you know, here is this situation where a woman was in -- you know, you're talking about protracted fear, and she was in control of that