Sentence examples similar to prolong the long from inspiring English sources

Low growth, while ending the recession, looks set to prolong the longest depression in the last 100 years and will be insufficient to cut unemployment significantly.

The drip-feed effect has been devastating for investors' confidence, helping to prolong the longest and deepest bear market since the second world war.

The ability of EGCG to prolong the long-term effects of cysteamine adiministration beyond its discontinuation, was confirmed in vivo in Cftr F508del mice.

That's prolonging the Long Depression.

A previous study of patients with bilobar HCCs diagnosed after laparoscopy or laparotomy has shown that combined resection of HCC in one lobe and wedge resection or ethanol ablation of lesions in the contralateral lobe greatly prolonged the long-term survival compared with nonsurgical treatments.

So when the Assembly convened on July 8th, he insisted that its first act should be to amend the constitution, to allow the speaker and prime minister to be elected simultaneously.Such inveterate suspicion has helped to prolong the year-long stand-off among Cambodia's feuding politicians.

So we'd like to prolong the season as long as we can".

They seemed to prolong the fight as long as they could.

"Once we come down to the nitty-gritty of inspections, they will basically try to prolong the process as long as possible, without giving up nuclear weapons".

Some may also see a possibility of fine-tuning this Syrian conflict by aiding the side we favor with weapons and other assistance to prolong the conflict as long as our desired end remains out of reach.

At one point she incited a war between Herod and his Arab neighbors the Nabateans, ordering her commander in the region to prolong the contest as long as possible.