Sentence examples for prolonging the problem from inspiring English sources

This in turn could make the campaign ineffectual, prolonging the problem of terrorism".

I didn't want anyone to say that since you were making money you were prolonging the problem.

This in turn could make the campaign ineffectual, prolonging the problem of terrorism". Getting rid of Saddam Hussein is not in itself a bad idea.

Rich moisturiser is useful, but until you remove the dead, flaky skin, all cream will do is paste it down, prolonging the problem and making crepey lines look worse.

The fear among many on Wall Street is that this move will lead to banks asking for more money, thus prolonging the problem.

Not only did infertility leave me frequently upset, but I also felt a compounded despair that my "negative thinking" was prolonging the problem.

By encouraging some marginal farmers to hold on, the government may even be prolonging the problems, some growers say.

But in the long run it prolongs the problem.

But the subsidies only prolong the problem, because next year, and every year until it disappears, the subsidy declines by $2.2 million.

IT'S NOT ABOUT YOU As Dr. Barbara Greenberg, a psychologist and an author of "Teenage as a Second Language," observed, "The more you make it an issue, the more you'll prolong the problem".

If there is a strong suspicion of biofilm, intralesional steroids should not be used before antibiotics; doing so can prolong the problem.