Sentence examples for extended her life from inspiring English sources

We'll never know if it was Avastin, Tarceva or Taxol that extended her life.

The upshot: She went faithfully for five years, which her daughters and her cardiologist strongly believe improved her health and extended her life.

Lawyers for the two doctors said they would show not only that Ms. Bono had cancer, but also that the treatment had improved her condition and extended her life.

Bill Clinton's mother, who died of cancer at the age of 70 after smoking two packs a day for most of her life, might, as Mr Clinton notes, have extended her life by not smoking; but she might also have extended it by eating better or exercising more, and in any case she could never have been sure.

For me, the "perfect" liver would be one that extended her life another five years or so, giving her time to receive some type of stem cell treatment and leave this mess of a transplant system behind.

Doing everything possible to extend her life wouldn't have benefited her or her family, though.

Eventually, the doctors said that extending her life would only make it more painful.

We believe that the drug will probably extend her life, and we are certain that it has improved her quality of life.

Ms. Urick, 53, still remembers when she learned that she was being considered for a transplant that might extend her life.

The cancer had metastasized to her liver, and further aggressive treatment was not likely to extend her life but would have certainly caused significant distress.

Avastin is not a cure, but a way to extend her life, perhaps only by several months, and she has missed valuable time.