Sentence examples for now prolonged from inspiring English sources

The peak of Yan-YFP in progenitors was now prolonged.

So they're now prolonging and deepening the market plunge, and dragging down the economy.

Doctors can now prolong lives by prescribing Abraxane for breast, lung and pancreatic malignancies.

A policy of phasing in assessments — meant to protect property owners from drastic tax increases when the market is strong and property values are rising very quickly — is now prolonging the pain for buildings even though values have dropped.

Now, prolonging the buzz of government stimulus, producers are bingeing again, accumulating stockpiles of 80 million-plus tons at a time of year when construction usually slows.

At the US Open, Martina Navratilova pointed out how the 17-time Grand Slam winner can now prolong rallies with greater use of spin, and therefore cut down a little on those higher-risk winners.

To post-traumatic stress disorder is now added prolonged legal persecution.

Many businesses, even some power companies, would rather see regulation now than prolonged uncertainty.

"As someone put it," Mr. Trenin said, "the Yeltsin-Gorbachev syndrofe of unilateral concessions may now be prolonged into the Putin presidency".

Like that other live entertainment experience – the concert – the annual visit to Santa is now being prolonged beyond the limits of endurance in order to justify an increased ticket price.

Now a prolonged collision is shaping up between a staggering but entrenched old guard and an outpouring of Egypt's discontented over how fast and how deep the changes will be.