Sentence examples similar to purpose to protract from inspiring English sources

Initial attempts to protract the duration of action of insulin involved the use of various additives, including vasoconstrictor substances, which met with limited success.

Equally simplistic, the study underscores the economic incentives of lawyers to protract cases through trial.

"We didn't want to protract the sense of instability and insecurity.

Strategies designed to protract the shelf life of spreadable cheese obtained by acid coagulations are presented.

Recently the chancellor made clear that he was willing to risk investment in the new green economy to protract the life old way of doing things.

Or maybe if Ferrara wanted to do Zoolander 3. Exasperating though this film can be, Refn shows real visual style and a willingness to protract wordless scenes into a nightmarish state beyond narrative.

Some Palestinian experts say Mr. Arafat thinks it less risky to protract the conflict than to seal a deal that would be perceived as selling out not just Palestinian, but also Arab and Muslim rights.

Regardless, in Italy, it is standard procedure to protract prophylaxis for 35 days even after KR surgery.

Even though our overall goal in treating class III growing individuals may be to protract the maxilla, each patient presents with different clinical findings.

In the origin of the business I had contrived to lay hold of all the doubtful votes in the House which enabled me according to views which presented themselves to protract or terminate the controversy.

Facial motoneurons that drive intrinsic muscles to protract the vibrissae receive a short latency inhibitory input, followed by synaptic excitation, from neurons located in the oralis division of the trigeminal sensory complex.