Sentence examples for least prolonged from inspiring English sources

At least prolonged negative attention seems to be nudging the B.S.A. in the right direction.

Chambers was born in Whitby, England, into a poor seafaring family, where artistic talent literally saved or at least prolonged lives.

Marissa Mayer seems to be making an effort to address some of the internal idiocy Smith cites as contributing not only to the downfall of Messenger itself but to the downfall of products subsequently created (internally!) that might have saved it or at least prolonged its life.

In an early chapter he sets forth the proposition that "the post-cold-war world has exaggerated ethnic hatreds, encouraged the failure of states, exacerbated internal conflicts (or at least prolonged them) and led to more global disorder".

They are just protecting their interests and hoping to at least prolong the current status quo.

"The six-week treatment programme is his best chance of saving or at least prolonging his life," added the Farren family's statement.

If physicians can better predict which of their patients will return to the ICU or not survive then they would know which patients to keep in the ICU longer and to give more focused care potentially saving, if not, at least prolonging a life.

Solanezumab looks like it could at least prolong a sufferer's life span.

That's why Karl Rove's Crossroads USA SuperPAC is running attack ads in Iowa on Hillary's ties to Wall Street: he wants Bernie to win or at least prolong a more divisive Democratic primary.

Instead, clonal reproduction either has substituted sexual reproduction, or is at least prolonging the phase until sexual reproduction can occur again, leaving the possibility of future sexual reproduction.

Doctors say they hope that the recommendations will make patients and doctors aware of early symptoms, lead to earlier diagnosis and, perhaps, save lives, or at least prolong survival.