Sentence examples for prolonging from inspiring English sources

The Greek ambassador refused to agree to the key passage on sanctions – prolonging the blacklisting of 132 individuals and 28 "entities", mainly in eastern Ukraine and Crimea.

It earlier emerged in the General Medical Council inquiry that Mr Dhasmana had had to repeat the operation, prolonging the critical time Joshua's heart was stopped.

But there are some depressing echoes of Cromwell's time.Faith is once again prolonging conflict.

Yet although nobody has much to gain from prolonging the conference beyond the Amsterdam meeting, there is every likelihood that the IGC will slip into Luxembourg's EU presidency, which starts on July 1st.

That is despite a mandate the excuse given for prolonging the company's monopoly to get more phones to the poor and rural areas.

FSA groups sprout again as soon as the firefighting squads move on to bash the next rebellious town, prolonging a game of whack-a-mole: as one insurgent pocket is squashed, another pops up.

Nor was he able to discover why children might be life-prolonging.

A third, and more contentious, idea is to allow some life-prolonging care--perhaps experimental drugs and certain forms of chemotherapy--to give patients encouragement.Both sides of the euthanasia debate agree that the care hospices provide makes suicide less alluring for many of the terminally ill.

Many sequences were associated with mental alertness, insulin regulation and DNA stability, confirming results from smaller studies and suggesting areas for life-prolonging research.The researchers also developed a statistical model to forecast longevity.

Hence the proportion of stem cells in the tumour falls.It is too early to tell if Dr Rosen's discovery is a life-prolonging one.

Japanese people see doctors twice as often as Europeans and take more life-prolonging and life-enhancing drugs.