Sentence examples for they prolong from inspiring English sources

But there is little evidence they prolong life in healthy men, women or people over 70.

"No painkillers because they hasten death, and no fluids because they prolong life".

A review of 67 randomized trials of antioxidant supplements has found no evidence that they prolong life, and strong evidence that they might shorten it.

They keep children happy and they prolong leisurely eating, allowing us to wash it all down with carbo-laden beverages in cups that appear to be sized for the greater mammals house at the zoo.

But because complementary use can significantly dampen the health benefits of cigarettes and may make some smokers worse off if they prolong their habit, the product could undermine regulation that aims to help reduce smoking.

But in the fallout from the headline-making trial of Vytorin, a combination drug that was found to be no more effective than a simple statin in reducing arterial plaque, many people are asking a more fundamental question about statins in general: Do they prolong your life?

"Taking Responsibility for Death," by Susan Jacoby (Op-Ed, March 31), asks a question that millions of caregiving children agonize over: When they allow doctors to extend the lives of terminally ill parents, are they prolonging life or are they prolonging death — and at what cost?

They prolonged their stay by four months, and soon after returning to the mainland, guided by her Hawaiian friend Sam Kahanamoku, Miss Duke bought the 4.9-acre ocean-front property east of Diamond Head.

Instead, they prolonged the success of their first album, "Middle of Nowhere," for as long as possible with tours, concert videos and three albums of filler: a Christmas record, a live release and a collection of early demos.

As evening shadows fell over the Jinnah Avenue, senior police officials said Mr. Sikandar seemed to be a "psychological patient," and they prolonged the negotiations in the hope that he would surrender peacefully.

[But some said] that 'strategies of deterrence... were generally more provocative than restraining and that they prolonged rather than ended the Cold War'.