Sentence examples for prolonged thousands of from inspiring English sources

Bush administration officials say regulation of diesel engines and other pollution rules prolonged thousands of lives.

Baby had a history of difficult birth characterized by prolonged 2nd stage of labor.

Other potential obstetrical risk factors for pelvic organ prolapse include: early age at first birth, forceps delivery, and prolonged 2nd stage of labour [ 33].

A statement added: "A prolonged three-month period of recovery rules him out of the rest of the season for the Ospreys and the Wales tour to New Zealand.

In the season finale of the popular Netflix TV series "13 Reasons Why," 17-year-old student Hannah Baker kills herself in a prolonged three-minute scene.

The SMMT has repeatedly called for continued membership of the single market and the customs union, warning that prolonged uncertainty puts thousands of jobs at risk.

Iranian-backed forces have provided manpower that has been pivotal in some of the war's biggest battles, notably in Aleppo, where a prolonged and brutal siege killed thousands of civilians and restored Assad's control.

The scale of the disruption in Libya was underlined by a UN report on Tuesday that said armed groups in Libya were holding thousands of people in prolonged arbitrary and unlawful detention, and subjecting them to torture and other human rights violations and abuses.

Obama administration officials announced on Friday they are proposing a fix to a Catch-22 in immigration law that could spare hundreds of thousands of American citizens from prolonged separations from illegal immigrant spouses and children.

They deforested hillsides, destroyed their watersheds, and now that they're in prolonged drought, they're running out of water, losing thousands of jobs a month.

CONCLUSIONS: Rotors and focal sources for human AF mapped by FIRM over prolonged time periods precess ("wobble") but remain within stable regions for thousands of cycles.