Sentence examples for well to prolong from inspiring English sources

The company might have done well to prolong that period as long as it could, without actually releasing the phone.

No dog managed to destroy the Fetch, though none actually tried that hard, and as you can see, it stood up well to prolonged use in the water.

Together with the sectarian support that the Alawite Assad regime will likely retain over time against an increasingly mobilised and violent Sunni majority, as well as any continuing military and elite support, the regime is fairly well positioned to prolong what many in the west have confidently projected as an "inevitable" demise wreaked by history.

Additionally, the material selection for the NIL molds is also crucial in overcoming critical issues such as the well-known mold sticking issue and thermal expansion mismatch issue (for thermal NIL processes) as well as to prolong its lifespan [4, 9, 40].

And, since it is unlikely (though not impossible) that Amish men are genetically different from others, it also suggests that men's shorter telomeres in the outside world are a result of the way they conduct their lives, rather than an inevitable property of being male.Of course, a healthy way of life is well known to prolong existence.

Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) is well known to prolong the survival of HIV-infected individuals which allows a longer time for cirrhosis to develop in HBV co-infected patients.

If we want to end tyranny, then let's liberate ourselves from extortion by oil producing nations, the prospect of losing our children in more resource wars, and the fate that awaits us if we continue sacrificing our security and long-term well-being to prolong an obsolete carbon economy.

Matt Schaub did extremely well at moving to prolong the play, passing for about 200 yards in the first half.

As well as seeking to prolong survival, maintaining neurocognitive function in these patients is pivotal to their quality of life.

On the other hand, stable spatial patterns are more likely to be linked to recurrent sociodemographic and lifestyle risk factors, as well as to prolonged environmental hazards.

In this regard, the influx of elevated concentrations of host insulin into ruptured parasite cysts, followed by increased re-differentiation of protoscoleces, may well contribute to prolonged parasite survival.