Sentence examples for could have prolonged from inspiring English sources

Hesitation could have prolonged his bout against Ceballos (24-4).

They could have prolonged these battles or pulled out their forces to another place.

He also said, "Remarkably, the imbalances that triggered the downturn and that could have prolonged this difficult period did not fester".

He could have prolonged the era of struggle, the era of unity and common cause, and delayed integration in a league in which collective vision has become muddied.

Gene could have prolonged the game a bit with 39... but, but after 40 ed he was lost, so perhaps he decided that being mated was preferable.

His dedication to the dogma of autocracy was an inadequate substitute for a constructive policy, which alone could have prolonged the imperial regime.

Any regimens including cisplatin, carboplatin, docetaxel, vinorelbine, and gemcitabine could not have prolonged the overall survival [ 3].

For many of these children (between 75 and 90% of infants who die in intensive care units), death is preceded by a discussion between parents and the medical staff, and by an explicit decision to limit treatment that could potentially have prolonged life (this is referred to as an "end-of-life decision") [ 2- 6].

As BSZ was administered 30 min before Trp, the latter could be said to have prolonged the BSZ inhibition by 3.5 h.

Many flea treatments are potent and could be dangerous to humans who have prolonged contact with it.

Advances in treatment, however, have prolonged lives.