Sentence examples for it prolonging from inspiring English sources

But the Salahis insisted on moving on with it, prolonging their newfound fame with one public appearance or misadventure after the next, always camera-ready.

Unfortunately for Washington, a technicality meant that legal efforts in service of that larger cause "did more to hurt his case than to help it," prolonging his time in prison.

9 34 p.m.: The story was updated with a last amendment surviving an effort to table it, prolonging the debate and calling into question the House's ability to pass a clean bill. .

If anything, it prolonged the entrapment.

"It prolongs the economic agony," he said.

On the contrary, it prolongs the existence of a problem.

Instead it prolonged the life span of cells.

But in the long run it prolongs the problem.

Studies of lung cancer screening, for instance, have failed to prove that it prolongs life.

"Hope is the worst of evils," Nietzsche famously said, "for it prolongs the torment of man".

Tests in humans found that it prolonged the survival of grafted kidneys.