Sentence examples for lives extended from inspiring English sources

Existing reactors can be run very profitably; their capacity can be upgraded and their lives extended.

It values lives extended and saved, and further infections and other treatment avoided.

Of those who were treated 5 were cured completely; all of the others had their lives extended by as much as 36%.

Through King, I had been introduced to adult protagonists, but my concept of their lives extended only to a faintly rock'n'roll version of middle age.

If, by some strange turn of events, Congress were to find the money to build a new external tank, the two shuttles still in use could see their operational lives extended.

In analyzing mortality data from the 1990s, the researchers concluded that only about 1 in 16,000 Americans per year had their lives extended or saved as a result of recent improvements in health care technology.

International taxpayers — expatriates and others whose personal or professional lives extend across borders — may find conditions particularly challenging.

Why are only athletes criticized for being uncommitted or unfocused when their lives extend beyond tightly confining lines?

The performances, in roles both big and small, have a spontaneity that makes you feel that the characters' lives extend beyond the frame of the musical.

His characters never seem to be real people living in an actual city -- it's impossible to imagine their lives extending beyond what we see of them -- but rather illustrations of a theory.

Earlier this summer, Ralph Branca met me at a country club in Westchester where he lives, extending the arthritic hand that 60 years ago this October threw the baseball that became the most famous of home runs, the "shot heard round the world".