Sentence examples for to extend time from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds (67%) of patients/carers believed life-extending treatment to be important in order to extend time spent with family and friends, and two-thirds (64%) judged treatment worthwhile if it prolonged survival, irrespective of potential side effects.

But Anderson said the issue had to be treated seriously: "Either the power to extend time is necessary or it is not.

Even after this morning's opinion we still need the permission of the other EU member states to extend time to hold a second referendum.

To evaluate the efficacy of nursing care and monitoring of patients over 65 in primary care, to reduce the rate of readmission and to extend time till readmission.

Like many brokers, he believes that the Internet may be one of the better ways to extend time with existing clients and find new ones, especially through sites aimed specifically at people looking for second homes.

Robinson's book ends in characteristic fashion, with its feet planted firmly on the Iowa soil and its eyes fixed imploringly on heaven, as a dying man daily pictures Paradise but also learns how to prolong every day -- to extend time, even on earth, into a serene imitation of eternity: "Light is constant, we just turn over in it.

Once content to trumpet the classics already on their backlists, children's book publishers have upped the ante, commissioning sequels and prequels to extend time-tested favorites in either direction.

He let his players know before their first shoot-around what would be tolerated and what would lead to extended time sitting on the bench.

Petitions to take a semester off from the program or to have extended time to complete the program are considered on a case-by-case basis.

"I have no doubt they'll be able to extend lead time," Gensini said.

According to information provided by INCELL, NCM460 cells have acquired a tumorigenic phenotype due to their extended time in culture.