Sentence examples for stretched life from inspiring English sources

And unlike their counterparts in cystic fibrosis, a disease where specialists have successfully stretched life expectancy for patients well into their adulthood, doctors have been slow to develop clear standards of care and aggressively track the results of varying treatments to determine how best to manage the disease.

In yeast, for instance, ibuprofen stretched life span by 17%, half of what researchers can produce by cutting the cells' food supply (another approach to increasing longevity).

But by working closely with parents, Dr. Axelrod has developed treatments for practically every symptom, stretching life expectancy to age 40.

That is the third objective of BIOMEX: stretching life's limit to know where to look for it.

It is the eternal plan of life, stretching from life before through life beyond mortality".

Dr. Rose has stretched the life of laboratory fruit flies by breeding them in appropriate conditions, proving that life span is under genetic control.

Are boss celebrities such as Fey, Schumer, and Kardashian more stretched in life than boss celebrities like, say, Larry David, Louis C.K., or Jim Gaffigan?

He stretched his life of fame and comfort to the breaking point; the dark, troubled results on-screen will be remembered.

This was the eleventh time in recent decades that Washington had stretched the life of copyrights.

The trouble with stretching the life span is wonderfully referred to in "Tithonus," by Tennyson.

(A tradition associating him with the planning of the new city of Rhodes, almost at the end of the century, surely stretches his life span beyond belief).