Sentence examples for is prolonged for from inspiring English sources

For harder cheeses the ageing process is prolonged for a few months to a year, or even, for really dry cheeses like Parmesan, several years.

The lethal temperatures for the living tissues of a tree (i.e., the phloem and cambium, which are located under the bark) begin at 49 °C (120 °F) if exposure is prolonged for one hour.

"If the situation is prolonged for a very long time, these children would become adults," said Frederic Cussigh, senior field coordinator for the UNHCR, the United Nations refugee agency.

This one is prolonged for sure.

Chronical critical illness is usually considered when invasive mechanical ventilation is prolonged for at least 21 days after acute illness.

However, the teams were devastated not to claim a win between them, and must now face uncertainty over whether the programme's life is prolonged for the next four years to Rio. "It's what we've worked for over the past few years, we're just so disappointed the results didn't go our way," said GB goalkeeper Rosie Morris.

Although life expectancy is prolonging for both men and women, women live in general longer than men ? the difference is approximately 5 years.

As the EU sanctions were prolonged for another year recently, so the counter-sanctions were too.

Many Bolivians died during that dictatorship; one that was prolonged for more than 10 years.

This state usually lasts for minutes to days but may be prolonged for months.

A state of emergency has been prolonged for a 14th year.