Sentence examples for expected to prolong from inspiring English sources
This method is expected to prolong the lifetime of the woodwork under our living environment.
Mr. Karadzic's presence here is now widely expected to prolong the life of the tribunal, which was scheduled to close in 2010.
The same directive explains that the administration of medically assisted nutrition and hydration at end of life is "morally optional" when it "cannot reasonably be expected to prolong life," or is "excessively burdensome to the patient".
In this seaside resort, the complex texts produced by negotiators over the past two weeks still needed the approval of the delegates, a process expected to prolong the conference deep into the night.
His predecessors' failure to carry out such commitments fuelled the original rebellion; he now has 18 months to pass the law and is expected to prolong the drafting process for as long as possible.Meanwhile, however, government apathy towards nearly autonomous Aceh is growing.
Thus, SWIPT is expected to prolong the lifetime of low-power energy-constrained networks, such as wireless sensor networks (WSNs) and Internet of Things (IoT) [1 4].
As the losing finalist in 2006, it should receive a favorable seeding and, despite its lackluster recent play can expect to prolong its appearance in the world's biggest sporting event deep into the knockout stages.
At a later stage, the company expects to prolong this push notification window but strives to maintain a balance between a longer time and not putting too much strain on the device's battery life.
Lip bleeding time is expected to be prolonged in patients with severe acquired or inherited platelet dysfunction or severe von Willebrand disease.
Toenail bleeding time is expected to be prolonged in patients with acquired or inherited platelet dysfunction, coagulation factor deficiency, severe von Willebrand disease, or the hemorrhagic phase of DIC.
A Met Office forecaster said that the heavy rain and strong winds were expected to be prolonged: "Be prepared for the likelihood of flooding affecting properties and parts of communities.
