Sentence examples for that would prolong from inspiring English sources

I wanted things that would prolong sexual performance.

We could stop doing what isn't helping, and not do anything that would prolong... the suffering".

It does not favor genes that would prolong life after the reproductive years are over.

About 15 years ago, Mr. Jennings came across a silicate that would prolong the look of polished aluminum.

The nine-point plan, tabled by South Africa, states that debtor nations should not be forced to accept punitive terms that would prolong debt repayments.

The Kremlin is trying to forge an economic policy that would prolong Russia's strong economic performance while avoiding the pitfalls of high economic growth that drew the United States into the subprime mortgage crisis.

People could then scoop the water into an iron cup for a drink that would allegedly prolong their life.

"I don't think in this current health environment, that one man has the right to take away something that would help prolong people's lives and make them more enjoyable and hopefully set up some better habits long-term".

The same term, more fully elixir vitae, "elixir of life," was given to the substance that would indefinitely prolong life a liquid that was believed to be allied with the philosopher's stone.

That means, he explains, allowing death to come as naturally as possible and avoiding any machines that would artificially prolong life.

In a statement, Dalrymple said that the army's decision did not resolve the pipeline question, and that it would prolong challenges for law enforcement officers in a standoff with protests.