Sentence examples for idea of prolonging from inspiring English sources

Even as a young man he disliked the idea of "prolonging life at all costs".

Helena Smith reports: It might be the best deal in the circumstances but in Greece the idea of prolonging debt pay backs has been met with derision.

However, Bayern's excellent run – they are top of the league, nine points clear of second-placed Leverkusen – nearly threw an unexpected spanner in the works in relation to the Guardiola deal – Heynckes suddenly toyed with the idea of prolonging his career.

"The groups of people I've been talking to in these workshops over the years have a certain cynicism towards medicine and this idea of prolonging life at all costs," explained Nitschke, who takes exception to the idea death should be something so feared.

"I think raising the pension age is an excellent idea to prolong the working life of people now and in the future – but I don't think it's realistic to carry on with hard physical work much later than 70.

And do not question the logic of prolonging the agony".

But that's medicine, the art of prolonging disease".

(23) Consistent with this idea, prolonging the preincubation time of AarA and β-lactams led to progressively more potent inhibitory effect.

The dynamic of liberation is rarely one of prolonged gratitude.

How to undo the effects of prolonged overdoing it?

That was the result, Merin said, of prolonged drug addiction.