Sentence examples for Prolong the discussion from inspiring English sources
As with all great barroom chats, the answers didn't matter, only our ability to prolong the discussion with quips ("It's not a village," Ray said. "It's a hamlet!") and additional rounds of drinks.
His mention of Roosevelt on Monday could indicate that he is laying the groundwork for a return, or could merely be a tactic to prolong the discussion of his political future to avoid being viewed as a lame duck.
If the discussion item is not important to you, do not prolong the discussion by being a devil's advocate.
Madam President, I do not want to prolong the discussion, but an explanation of vote means, I am explaining why I voted in such and such a way.
People involved in the negotiations said a deal could come as soon as this week, but cautioned that volatile markets in the wake of last week's terrorist attacks against the United States could prolong the discussions.
There had been some expectation prior to the team's visit that Iran would seek to prolong the discussions as part of what some Western diplomats have called a pattern of delaying and extending negotiations to buy time while its nuclear engineers enrich more uranium.
That book, a case for going to war against Iraq, portrays the Clinton administration (in which Pollack served) prolonging the discussions while recoiling from the big decisions, equivocating, shifting ground, always looking to keep options open.
Mr President, I am sorry to prolong this discussion, but may I build on what was just said by my colleagues, Mrs Doyle and Mrs Frassoni?
Study 2 showed a similar pattern of results over a smaller time frame; groups receiving in-process interventions prolonged their discussions, discussed member preferences less, and pooled more critical information than those receiving pre-task interventions because they perceived those interventions as more valuable, which indirectly improved the quality of their decisions.
This paper explores the issues that arise from the discussion of administering rescue medication to children who experience prolonged convulsive seizures in mainstream schools in the UK.
