Sentence examples for it will prolong from inspiring English sources

It will prolong the life of the litter and help keep the house clean.

Replacing a 1970s color scheme can be costly and time-consuming, but keeping it will prolong the sale, and probably result in a price drop as well.

Representative Thaddeus G. McCotter, Republican of Michigan, said, "This bill will not end the suffering of the unemployed and economically anxious Americans, it will prolong it".

It will prolong the unspeakable suffering of millions of Yemeni civilians, the blameless victims of Riyadh's vicious proxy war with Iran and its Houthi allies.

It is not likely to change the outcome of the war, but it will prolong the fighting, make it more costly for his adversaries and profoundly affect the way it is seen in other Arab countries and around the world.

The best that can be hoped for with the restoration project is that it will prolong the life of the wetland and, with that, of Miami's drinking-water system.

It certainly will prolong it.

INDIA'S coalition government went to outlandish lengths to win a vote of confidence in Parliament on July 22nd, a victory it hopes will prolong its life until early next year.

Consider treating the wood with wood preservative before you work with it: this will prolong the life of your trellis.

Though you may think that this softens the blow, it actually will prolong her pain, and you should avoid making any declarations you don't mean just because you think it'll make the conversation easier.

Ruthven argues, no doubt with good reason, that the stupidity of the Bush administration and the bad faith of Sharon will prolong it beyond its natural life.