Sentence examples for extend its life from inspiring English sources

Most technologies will eventually die, but if old media wants to extend its life, it should borrow from new media.

But Pasteur also recognized that spoilage in beer comes from bacteria in air and yeast and advocated heating it to extend its life.

It protects food from early spoilage and helps extend its life by keeping it safe from contaminants and other external threats, notes an expert from Ohio State University.

An effective director "had the idea, sourced it, manufactured it, figured out how to promote it, how to extend its life," Mr. Burke explained.

With this in mind, unless you do very high mileage or have a real gas-guzzler, it generally makes sense to keep your old car for as long as it is reliable – and to look after it carefully to extend its life as long as possible.

But while it continues to extend its life as a licensing gangbuster — with every incarnation of possible merchandise — it is clearly going through the bumpy ride of shifting toward the mobile future.

The company argues that it signed a legitimate agreement in 2009 and that, since then, it has poured $1.2 billion into the mine, extending its life to 2026.The state commission's environmental claims do not appear to muster confidence.

Its 189 national signatories extended its life indefinitely in 1995.

Even as Mr. Paul denounces the commercial, he is extending its life.

In 2003, Congress expanded that tax break and extended its life through the end of this year.

Packaging a radical artistic movement — extending its life through artificial means — is a good way to sap its spirit.