Sentence examples for The prolonging from inspiring English sources
verb
To extend in space or length.
A lawyer acting for IRA victims said Libya's role in the prolonging the Troubles was similar to that of a pharmaceutical corporation that put drugs with dangerous side-effects on to the market.
Our study confirms the prolonging effect of invasive ventilation on ICU stay.
In the same way the prolonging effect of age under 30 years remained independently of tumours genesis: analysing the effect of the criterion age within the subgroups prior tumour known or prior tumour unknown the factor age under 30 years significantly predisposes to a longer symptom interval.
The Prolonging Remission in Depressed Elderly (PRIDE) study evaluated the efficacy of right unilateral ultrabrief pulse electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) combined with venlafaxine for the treatment of geriatric depression.PRIDE was a two-phase multisite study.
There were, though, some irritations to the prolonging of domestic dependency.
For example: do we consider that the prolonging of the average life span from 40 to 80 years is worthwhile?
The prolonged growing season was beneficial to productivity.
Early mornings, I hear the prolonged murmur of pigeons roosting in the building's courtyard.
The latest recession and the prolonged recovery have constrained career growth.
The prolonged happy dance isn't the only payoff, though.
One is excessive noise, such as the prolonged loud noise of being near an airport.
