Sentence examples for will not be prolonged from inspiring English sources

"We hope the case will not be prolonged this time and that the outcome will be different from the 2003 one," he said in an e-mail.

At the same time, the Bush administration is trying to assure nervous allies that a conflict will not be prolonged and that the United States will have the staying power to help rebuild Iraq.

Normal metabolic demand for the contracting heart is ∼1 mM of ATP per second, so this effect will not be prolonged and was not reflected in PCr or ATP depletion rates, likely due to insufficient temporal resolution (5 min).

You will not be prolonging my life.

Barclays recently announced it will not be prolonging its Premier League sponsorship but it is sponsoring WiF.

He had a living will saying his life should not be prolonged in such a situation, the hospital said.

"It would not be prolonging life.

It can't be bought; it can't be prolonged.

And I said, 'Not anytime soon, guys.'" Hopefully the wait for New Orleans to fully heal will not be so prolonged.

Patients who refuse to participate will not be replaced, prolonging the days of recruitment to achieve 26 27 patients for each FP.

Yet, with Chelsea having indicated they will not be seeking to prolong Lampard's 12-year career at Stamford Bridge beyond the summer, the England manager suggested a mooted move to Los Angeles Galaxy risked making the 34-year-old's continued involvement with the national set-up "problematic".