Sentence examples for would not prolong from inspiring English sources

D. Edwards, saying it would not prolong its inquiry.

D. Edwards, saying it would not prolong its inquiry of the merger's antitrust impact.

Dellelo eventually found a way to resist that would not prolong his ordeal.

But Dr. Walker also told them the treatment would not prolong his life significantly or lead to a life that Bentley would enjoy.

As the author of a book on cost-benefit analysis, Mr. Gramlich said, he had weighed the pros and cons of the treatment offered him by Johns Hopkins, which he was told would not prolong his life and might shorten it.

However, when asked: 'If you were offered a drug that could improve your quality of life but might not prolong it, would you be prepared to try it?', 86% (173 out of 202) of women said they would be willing to try a drug that improved their QoL even if it would not prolong their life.

Her medical problems were so grave that dialysis was likely to lead to a series of medical interventions — hospital stays, drugs and doctor visits — but would not necessarily prolong her life.

"It would not be prolonging life.

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.

Schwartz, a prominent horse owner and breeder, also said he would not favor prolonging the Saratoga meeting to eight weeks, a step long rumored to be planned for the year 2002.