Sentence examples for believe prolonged from inspiring English sources

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Perhaps the greatest concern was that only 60% of orthopaedic surgeons believed prolonged immobilization to present a serious risk to the patient [ 6].

Yet Pastor Hall said he believed prolonging the process is necessary.

The election of François Hollande, a committed European, as president of France may help push Berlin toward more collective responsibility for the euro zone, but Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, with her own domestic political concerns, has rarely been willing to move quickly or boldly, which many believe has prolonged and deepened the euro crisis.

"It's a move I believe will prolong my England career," he told Sky Sports, brushing aside the theory that Johnson will not pick him again for as long as he remains England coach.

That's because back in 1996, Congress decided it would be a good idea to encourage deepwater drilling by offering royalty-free leases in certain areas that wouldn't be otherwise commercially interesting.Which is fine, if you believe in prolonging our addiction to fossil fuels; but that's another discussion.

I don't believe in prolonging any sort of bad news or anything like that, so I decided I wanted to have them all tested.

Therefore, we believe that prolonging the interval between hCG administration and oocyte collection in IVM cycles is a valuable treatment to collect more oocytes stimulated in an in vivo environment for PCOS patients.

They believed that prolonging the government's rule was contingent on its economic performance.

The government's top lawyer, Lord Goldsmith, said Prime Minister Tony Blair, British security service chiefs and the Saudi ambassador to London believed that prolonging the investigation could cause "serious damage" to relations with Riyadh.

Nutrients released from the decomposing fish are believed to prolong the blooms.