Sentence examples for lengthen more from inspiring English sources

If you have assistance, instruct the person to push your limb lightly into the stretch to help your muscle lengthen more.

Over six days, as cracks amidships lengthened, more than 2.5 million gallons of oil leaked from the Bahamas-registered Prestige before it finally split in two and sank 100 miles offshore on Tuesday.

Not bad for a kid from the Bronx once regarded as a duffer at school.As the intervals between films lengthened (more than ten years between "Full Metal Jacket" and the still-in-production "Eyes Wide Shut"), his reputation as an eccentric and a recluse has grown.

Leg lengthening more than 4 cm was suggested to be an indication for femoral shortening osteotomy to prevent nerve palsy.

There was also a major incidence of knee joint problems in those lengthened more than 13 cm or greater than 60% of the initial femoral length.

There was a 63% incidence of joint problems in the group lengthened more than 13 cm compared to 19 and 40% in the subgroups with smaller lengthenings (p = 0.011).

No case of nerve palsy occurred in our series of patients, although there were 8 limbs that were lengthened more than 4 cm.

However, the PT distally and broadly extended on the front of the tibia, so their lever arms were larger than those of the PL, a result suggesting that the PT lengthens more than the PL during extension.

Stop the privatisation drive and provide the money to let councils build, put the builders back to work building the public rented housing people desperately need as housing lists lengthen and more and more can't afford to get on the escalator.

Rejecting George Osborne's argument that an expanding private sector could soak up public sector job losses, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development said on Monday that dole queues would lengthen to more than 9% of the working population as growth slowed.

Their waiting lists will lengthen even more as people in pain wait longer, but emergency patients will be getting good care from these most skilled doctors: some of their younger colleagues in training are often flying blind, in a secret state of panic.