Sentence examples for that lengthen from inspiring English sources

Accessory glands, providing fluids that lengthen the life of the sperm, open into the vasa deferentia.

In Germany, the industrial giants DaimlerChrysler and Siemens recently muscled their unions into signing contracts that lengthen work hours without increasing pay.

Piracy is hampering the delivery of food aid to Somalia, forcing relief agencies to use aircraft or less convenient ports that lengthen delivery time, the African Development Bank's chief economist said on Thursday.

For prevention, try stretching exercises that lengthen the Achilles' tendon and calf muscles, avoid sleeping with the toes extended and perhaps keep bedcovers from flattening toes by using a simple tent or frame.

Pulling in lots of money from Kickstarter doesn't help you make a game faster: in fact, it may fuel the kind of creative ambitions that lengthen the development process considerably.

1994 Bill Clinton's crime bill gives federal grants to states that lengthen sentences; many of those states use the grants to build supermax prisons or solitary units to cope with their expanding prison populations.

But Joan Claybrook, the president of Public Citizen, a watchdog group, said that lengthening the maximum work shift was a mistake.

A child could have told them that lengthening the contracts would increase the risk and open up more uncertainty.

The current term is four years, but last year, Mr. Medvedev pushed through a constitutional change that lengthened the term to six years.

As expected, Russia's lower house of Parliament gave overwhelming final approval Friday to a change in the Constitution that lengthens the presidency to six years from four.

Labour claimed that lengthening waiting lists showed the NHS was going backwards as a result of what it called government mismanagement.