Sentence examples for may have prolonged from inspiring English sources

The C.I.A.'s ideological campaign may have prolonged the cold war.

Although the drought seems to have occurred naturally, soil erosion caused by farming may have prolonged it.

Mr Kato's failed rebellion may have prolonged his reign a bit.

His subordinates were torn over how to handle it; unfortunately, the National Security Council, which prevailed over the State Department, may have prolonged the carnage.

The new drug therapies may have made the death rate from AIDS in this country plummet and may have prolonged countless thousands of lives, but the drugs are not a cure.

Harris aimed to discover the percentage of German civilians he had to kill in order to break the nation.His actions tainted the reputation of bomber command, and may have prolonged the war.

As a result, 132 patients had 3 months of intensive phase, while continuation phase was prolonged (>4 months; maximum 7 months) in 141 patients (Note: a patient whose intensive phase was prolonged may or may not have prolonged continuation phase).

The caucuses may also have prolonged the contest well into the spring.The main beneficiary is Mr Kerry.

But a half-century in the two-wicket win in Johannesburg may just have prolonged his career.

Patients may still be expected to have prolonged survival if they once responded to gefitinib and then underwent various subsequent treatments followed by readministration of gefitinib.

Patients may still be reasonably expected to have prolonged survival if they once responded to gefitinib and then underwent various subsequent treatments followed by failure of a second round of gefitinib.