Sentence examples for prolongation of the from inspiring English sources

Rather than a prolongation of the action, extra-time periods took on the air of interludes.

Most agonisingly of all, is the yearning for cure and rescue simply a tragically delusional prolongation of the pain?

The prolongation of the life of the Greco-Roman civilization had important historical effects.

The tail in vertebrates is a prolongation of the body beyond the anus.

The prolongation of the victims' agonies, it emerges, is also supposed to provide those watching with time to ponder the perpetrator's motives.

"As it is now, it's obvious we will go with a prolongation of the NATO mandate," Prime Minister Ljubco Georgievski told reporters after consulting with President Boris Trajkovski.

Grossman had refused to meet with Ehud Olmert, whose needless prolongation of the war had cost Uri's life, or to receive his condolences.

The outcome of this is a prolongation of the travelling time that might be unacceptable.

Myocardial dysfunction and prolongation of the QT interval may also occur [1].

These pathological changes were aggravated by prolongation of the MCD diet (4 weeks) (Figure 2).

It is located in direct southwestern prolongation of the Wittlicher Senke and buried below the TLE.