Sentence examples for would not be prolonged from inspiring English sources

The White House pledged that any additional support to a new government would not be prolonged and would not involve ground troops.

Ruth's husband, Tony Pappas, says George told him that even if the operation went well, he thought there would be complications and his life would not be prolonged.

It was little surprise therefore when the Prime Minister, Manuel Valls, let it be known during a trip to London in October that the "supertax" would not be prolonged beyond this month.

"It would not be prolonging life.

You will not be prolonging my life.

Liverpool narrowly won the championship, although probably would not have done so had the season not been prolonged by appalling winter weather.

But studies indicated that the lives of these patients had not been prolonged.

The conflict would not be a prolonged ground war, involving massed formations of infantry and tank divisions; rather, there would be long-range precision strikes by "smart" missiles.

François Hollande had announced hours before the attack, in a televised interview, that the state of emergency would not be further prolonged.

A more in depth classification would not be needed and would have unnecessarily prolonged time expenditure for estimating issues.

Prior to this, the lack of randomised data and the perceived toxicity of treatment led most clinicians to believe that cytotoxic therapy would not be of palliative benefit or could significantly prolong their patients' lives.