Sentence examples for prolong misery from inspiring English sources

Common sense suggests that if officials were not afraid of being "death-paneled," we could save some money by withholding care when, rather than saving a life, it serves only to prolong misery for a little while.

People say the medicines themselves can kill because of all the side effects... why take them if they are just prolonging misery.

It's deuce... 4.54pm:... and inevitably the Canadians break back and prolong this misery.

Will Electra take responsibility for her actions, or will she prolong the misery by blaming it all on fate?

This could prolong the misery for smaller oil companies, and hasten the decline of even more small Texas towns.

Could they, for once, mischievously be tempted to let their rivals win in order to prolong their misery, in a "better the dilettantes you know" style scenario?

Layoffs are bad enough, but don't prolong the misery.

To prolong the misery, reactor owners want $36 billion in federal loan guarantees, now being opposed by a major grassroots movement you can help.

Few people have enough money or resources to start from scratch and the region's messy politics may only prolong their misery. .

Wang reasoned that this was because studying for exams is painful, and "who wants to prolong that misery?" So if the point of the policy wasn't to get everyone's exams pushed back, then the point is that the administration is making a statement of compassion: We hear you.

If this is the case then fine, but if you want to stay permanently single, saying "YET" rather than establishing it's permanent may just prolong your misery.