Sentence examples similar to he protracts from inspiring English sources

Leo is trapped underground in an ancient Indian cave dwelling, and Chuck manipulates Lorraine and a local sheriff into helping him protract the rescue so he can transform the incident into a national news story that will attract sightseers and catapult him back into the big time.

There is a kind of pure hilarious effrontery in the way Free Fire simply protracts the gruesome catastrophe.

This makes some power failures a surprise, and it protracts the fixing process, as utility workers need to physically identify the place where equipment is damaged.

During a TIP, the whisker slightly retracts and protracts again, doubling the number of pressure onsets per contact.

The longer this gets delayed, the more it protracts the slower economy.

This protracts the process for weeks (or months!), costing hours of lost productivity and hindering speed and agility.

Then when ordered by the judge to produce the documents in question, it protracts the process as much as possible.

It protracts the hyoid with a fixed mandibular symphysis, or assists with mandibular opening if the hyoid is fixed.

Contact reduction by isolation of cases alone (see Appendix), protracts the peak of the epidemic by about one week.

In that model, inhibiting NFκB before injury improves inflammation, while inhibiting NFκB after the onset of inflammation protracts the inflammatory response in part due to impaired leukocyte apoptosis (Lawrence et al., 2001).

Though the reason for this observation remains unclear, it could be that signaling through CD14-TLR4 pathway induces a proinflammatory cytokine profile that protracts resolution of the infection by impeding the appropriate adaptive immune response.