Sentence examples for needs to prolong from inspiring English sources

Her peerless quest for an undefeated 20-race career and a second victory over the world's top male horses in the Breeders' Cup Classic is precisely the kind of attention-getting drama the sport needs to prolong its survival.

Because if we're not doing any of this, it promises to be a long war, a standoff, where Gaddafi sacrifices more and more of his people to prolong his own rule, which he needs to prolong if he's going to prolong his own life.

In a resident group with likely deteriorating health and obvious needs, there still remain unmet needs to prolong and maintain such an important function as continent emptying of the bowels.

Are you really sure we need to prolong life?

Our work was done, and there was no need to prolong the risk.

But their lust couldn't produce the runs the Mets needed to prolong or win the game.

The Legislature's presiding officer, Judith A. Jacobs, a Democrat, said that the legislators had gained enough information to draft reforms and saw no need to prolong the hearings.

Although the institution lacks the money to buy the antiretroviral drugs needed to prolong Mavis's life, her health has improved in her six weeks at the orphanage.

There are some potential antibiotics to treat gonorrhoea on the horizon, but, said Hughes, "We really need to prolong the use of the existing drugs we have and ensure we have good stewardship of the antibiotics we have and we are not treating people with drugs where there are high levels of resistance".

The Patriots' need to prolong their dramatic swoon to William Shatner lengths, coupled with the usual noisy Jets' chest thumping, has turned this into the most torturously overblown rivalry in the N.F.L. Unless you are a lifelong Jets or Patriots fan, you feel you have been clamped to your seat, eyelids taped open, neck immobilized and forced to watch.

Therefore, proper cluster maintenance strategies are needed to prolong the cluster lifetime and, as a consequence, the maximum amount of data which can be collected before clusters break.