Aún no tenemos significados para "protracted struggle".
1After years of protracted struggle, the victory was at last won.
2The protracted struggle of the Plantagenets left the nation in a state of exhaustion.
3After years of protracted struggle, the slave trade was abolished.
4They were subdued only after a desperate and protracted struggle.
5The protracted struggle which followed resulted in the choice of Jefferson for the higher office.
6Militants have no shortage of weapons or explosives to fuel a prolonged and protracted struggle.
7His prediction proved correct-butonly after a protracted struggle.
8No evidence of a protracted struggle-nobruising, no skin or blood found under Macklenburg's fingernails.
9I believe that this could mean the difference between a quick, decisive victory or a protracted struggle.
10Three persons of the name of Morosini, and several Mocenigos, made themselves famous in this protracted struggle.
11In this protracted struggle, good management dictates that we resist overspending as resolutely as we oppose under-spending.
12It touched him to think that, with all their worth, their life had been one protracted struggle.
13As with any protracted struggle for human rights, the tension between ideals and political reality is not easily resolved.
14Only after a protracted struggle did the Germans master the town, which they fired in several places on entering.
15Both sides were sorely weakened by the protracted struggle and neither had gained any real advantage over the other.
16During this protracted struggle both parties had fought bravely, but neither one had as yet prevailed against the other.
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