Sentence examples for prolonging coverage from inspiring English sources

However, unless we stop giving terrorists free publicity and stop overly prolonging coverage of their heinous crimes while overlooking all the good Muslims out there, it's not likely these attacks will stop any time soon.

No matter how creative the pass-rushing tactics might get, Carolina's secondary will be under a lot of pressure to sustain prolonged coverage.

Importantly, trough pharmacokinetic levels were maintained in the 125 mg and 250 mg groups, suggesting prolonged coverage of the IL-1 pathway.

The Ukip spoof, which followed soon after, is unlikely to have worried them: since 1979, when they goaded Denis Healy into angrily criticising their Labour Isn't Working poster, the men from Saatchi have been in the business of provoking the opposition into a reaction that will prolong the coverage given to their own ad.

51 However, drug coated balloons deliver locally the antiproliferative medication and avoid permanent structures inside the vessel that need prolonged antithrombotic coverage.

I think if anything, the blancmange coverage prolonged the war.' War correspondents like to hang out together, for obvious and estimable reasons.

Such biased coverage prolongs the violence in the eastern part of the country and increases the risk that Putin will move in troops.

Several lines were then drawn protruding from these, with one line prolonged to ensure coverage of the entire inner thigh.

The case drew intense public attention, mass protests in Delhi and elsewhere, prolonged and detailed media coverage plus led to the passing of new laws in February intended to better protect women.

Anticipating this challenge, in 2004 the Institute of Medicine recommended a global subsidy of ACTs as the best means to achieve high coverage and prolong the efficacy of these drugs [10].

Slow, incomplete or patchy cell coverage would prolong the risk of thrombus formation or be a site for microbial seeding.