Sentence examples for willing to prolong from inspiring English sources
United States policy makers, meanwhile, seem equally willing to prolong America's addiction to cheap money as long as economic recovery seems so fragile, regardless of the effect on the dollar's exchange rate with other currencies.
Still, the possibility of legal challenges has been raised.But if the Democrats have shown themselves willing to prolong the dispute beyond previously accepted bounds, the Republicans have acted in a way that suggests that to dispute the vote at all is unjustified.
Insight into these motives is useful, among other reasons, as input to the HRM policy to retain healthy (older) workers who are able and willing to prolong their labour force participation.
The Government is willing, if necessary, to prolong the amnesty further.
This will help to prolong orgasm.
And all the the while we will be willing ourselves to read slowly, to prolong the sheer pleasure of it.
Simply because he is Peyton Manning, a future hall-of-famer and arguably the best quarterback to ever play the position, there will be plenty of quarterback-needy teams willing to offer him the opportunity to prolong his career.
Survival was the priority for the majority of women with locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer, patients being willing to 'trade-off' drug side effects in order to prolong their life.
Such boomers may be more willing to express a preference for hospital-based end-of-life care to prolong their own lives.
It's supposed to prolong your life".
