Sentence examples for ever prolonged from inspiring English sources

For most of us, there is never a day or ever prolonged periods of time where we're worried about our next meal.

Historically, the median overall survival for follicular lymphoma (FL) has been considered to be 9-10 yeand, ano no treatment had ever prolonged this time period.

Historically, the median overall survival for FL was considered to be 9-10 yeand, ano no treatment had ever prolonged this time period [ 10].

Creatives know that chasing approval will always prolong the work from ever leaving their minds, so they simply learn to give themselves the permission they may desire from others.

But then what solace, when you come right down to it, is there in the bitter irony that youth is fleeting, the average onset of menopause is 51 and life is becoming ever more prolonged -- the average life expectancy of an infant girl born today is 86 years, and estimates are that this number will reach 120 by the middle of the century -- other than the dubious one of Schadenfreude?

In the fifty-four years of our mutual acquaintance, I cannot remember our ever having sustained so prolonged a silence in each other's company.

Wow — NYT Olympics Live (@LondonLive) 5 Aug 12 Roger Federer has prolonged if ever so slightly with a hold to pull within 4-3, not giving Murray an insurance break.

A cart moving goods between two production lines on a chaotic floor cannot ever crash or suffer prolonged downtime and delays — there simply isn't margin for error when money is on the line.

They want Cameron, Miliband and Clegg to each publicly recognise the scale of the challenges the NHS is under, which is struggling to square fast-rising demand for care caused by ageing, an explosion in lifestyle-related illness and demands for better care, with its most prolonged financial squeeze ever.

But current ICU populations are older and more severely ill than ever, and often stay for prolonged periods of time.

Linda wheelchaired me through airports as my eighties prolonged, and more than ever I enjoyed being grubby and noticeable.