Use "prolongs" in a sentence
1. The joyfulness of a man prolongs his life.
2. We loathe the daily bread that prolongs useless existence.
3. Know that Aluminizing Prolongs the life of warmth treat case
4. But it only prolongs grief to continue to deny reality.’
5. DON’T try to taper off: It prolongs the agony of withdrawal.
6. Antonyms for Abbreviates include lengthens, elongates, expands, extends, prolongs, protracts, amplifies, increases, enlarges and strengthens
7. Yet such emotional turmoil merely prolongs the cycle of suffering, often by triggering further recurrences of the disease.
8. In many of these countries, the trade in natural resources motivates, funds, and prolongs conflict and egregious human-rights abuses.
9. The Bowle’s power management shuts the vape down with 25% left in the battery, which prolongs overall battery life and brings consistency to every single hit.
10. Photodynamic therapy (PDT) prolongs survival and improves the quality of life in patients with nonresectable hilar cholangiocarcinoma and is already an established adjunct to palliative therapy.
11. The DT and Td products are Adsorbed onto an aluminum salt, which prolongs and enhances the antigenic properties by retarding the rate of injected toxoid absorption into the body
12. In mice in which liver kinase B1 is knocked down specifically in the atria, atrial-specific knockdown of Calcitonin promotes atrial fibrosis and increases and prolongs spontaneous episodes of atrial
13. This study demonstrated that 25 mg ketamine racemate given just before surgery significantly prolongs recovery times without reducing post-operative analgesic needs when applied to patients undergoing vaginal hysterectomy and receiving propofol-remifentanil anaesthesia.
14. Cameron's daughter-left-in-pub incident: is the PM just too 'Chillaxed'? Other people, including past PMs, have left their offspring in the pub, but it can't help that this prolongs the budget
15. One Muzak-associated exec asserted to The Seattle Times: "Research demonstrates that music prolongs the alertness of workers, relieves mental fatigue resulting from monotony and boredom, Alleviates worry and keeps the mind from dwelling on petty grievances" (Squire).
16. The invention relates to a safety device that can easily be incorporated into any type of waterproofs and work clothes and is designed to protect people who fall into the sea accidentally, providing insulation against low water temperatures, as well as providing a heat source that considerably prolongs survival time in low-temperature water.