"In general, the contact must be prolonged and substantial," High says.
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The risks can be prolonged redness, scarring, wounds that can develop.
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This is likely to be prolonged," Hart told CNBC's "The Rundown.
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Conte did not say how long the measures would be prolonged.
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Impacts could also be prolonged based on the intensity of the event.
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Mr. Huang said, however, that the struggle could be prolonged and costly.
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If he clings on to push that through, Labour's agony may be prolonged.
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However, if targeting capabilities are materially hindered, revenue re-acceleration may be prolonged.
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Novak did not mention for how long he thought curbs should be prolonged.
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And it'll be prolonged until we're back to whatever "normal" is, post-pandemic.
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Some were ineffective and left prisoners moaning in what appeared to be prolonged agony.
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That said, if the drop does turn out to be prolonged, things get more complicated.
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It finds that exercise does not have to be prolonged in order to be beneficial.
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BANK OF CANADA GOVERNOR SAYS HE BELIEVES STORM IS TEMPORARY BUT EVENTS COULD BE PROLONGED
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Negotiations between the two countries have stalled recently, increasing fears that this spat will be prolonged.
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Also, that plastic security trays are non-porous and virus survival is known to be prolonged.
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Emergency payments for hotel rooms only last 14 days, but can be prolonged beyond that period.
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I think that if they start cozying up to the administration, there could be prolonged ... Delays.
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However, we're living in a society where now, in first world countries, life can be prolonged.
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Loh: Well certainly the shutdown is going to have an impact if it's going to be prolonged.
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A criminal investigation by the U.S. Justice Department is also ongoing and is expected to be prolonged.
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"If it doesn't act quickly, negative effects on corporate investment would be prolonged," the Asian official said.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said a consensus was growing that the pact should be prolonged.
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As a result, Italy's economic recovery was "likely to be prolonged and subject to risks" the fund said.
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Russia also added to the expectations by saying this week that cuts could be prolonged by 12 months.
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" BMO lowered its price target on Facebook ahead of earnings and said revenue re-acceleration may be "prolonged.
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The guarantee was provided for five years, but Fitch understands this can be prolonged in case of need.
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"Patients might profit even further if the treatment phase would be prolonged," he said in the JAMA Psychiatry podcast.
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Nigerian oil production is now down about 8.793,28.79 barrels a day, and Croft said the outages could be prolonged.
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The chance that Europe will respond in kind will fuel worries there could be prolonged damage to global growth.
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Still, Trump told FBN on Wednesday that any such engagement would not be prolonged owing to conventional US military superiority.
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Raczkowski also said that the lenders' "agony" may be prolonged by several months, with the bankruptcies taking place next year.
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If there were lives to be prolonged by reducing particulate matter, those regulations should be readjusted to save those lives.
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"If I had to decide using today's data, I believe it is inevitable these measures will be prolonged," he said.
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If that can be prolonged, it could act as a bridge to get to menopause, where hormone levels drop naturally.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said consensus is growing among oil producers that the supply restraint pact should be prolonged.
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Energy ministers from the world's two top producers said that supply cuts should be prolonged for nine months, until March 212.
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The resolution, which can be prolonged for 60 more days, includes international bus rides carried out by Brazilian and foreign companies.
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The PA Turnpike spokesman tweeted that all turnpike lanes were closed in both directions and the closure would likely be prolonged.
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Energy ministers from the world's two top producers said that supply cuts should be prolonged for nine months, until March 2018.
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The gold standard for treatment continues to be "prolonged exposure," which involves patients repeating their memories with the help of a therapist.
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It was too early to say whether the maintenance would have to be prolonged as a result of the incident, he added.
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Politico reported that Judge John Vazquez found that the decree had expired in December and would not be prolonged past that date.
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Tufani could potentially give birth in as soon as a few days, though Ahl cautioned that birth windows for giraffes can be prolonged.
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"The only thing that's certain is that uncertainty will be prolonged into the New Year," said Kit Juckes, a strategist at Societe Generale.
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The quarantine was supposed to end on April 3, but Conte told Corriere della Sera that the lockdown will be prolonged, CNBC said.
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The quarantine was supposed to end on April 3, but Conte told Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera that the lockdown will be prolonged.
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The High Court ruled that Charlie would face significant harm if his suffering were to be prolonged without any realistic prospect of improvement.
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Analysts' from Morningstar said Micron results showed signs of improvement "against a weak market environment and fears that those conditions might be prolonged".
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"The Chinese conflict on the trade issues is serious, and I think it's going to be prolonged," Wien said in a "Squawk Alley " interview.
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Meanwhile, Indrawati said the government will continue to monitor whether there is a need for more support should the spread of coronavirus be prolonged.
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EU ProSun, the grouping of EU producers that launched the initial complaint in 2012, said there were good reasons for measures to be prolonged.
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Industry analysts covering the 20163-member group in the Austrian capital still widely expect supply cuts to be prolonged until the end of next year.
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Most Saudi banks are exposed to Oger debt but many have already taken partial provisions for it, while any wind-up process could be prolonged.
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These efforts may be prolonged much further if Mexico's most brazen criminal actors continue to use residential properties to hide the bodies of their victims.
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But don't go on Facebook and Twitter and vent all your feelings there, because it's going to prolong something that doesn't need to be prolonged.
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That would be a starting point for the denuclearization process, which is bound to be prolonged, and would provide a metric by which to measure progress.
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It is also based on Fitch's view that there will be prolonged pressure on commodity prices, which will keep the company's financial leverage high until 2017.
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Harris said the trade war may not end until U.S. consumers feel the effects, or people become concerned that it will be prolonged and continually escalating.
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While life can be prolonged through medicine, delayed through time travel, or paused by cryogenic freezing, death is a physical law that cannot be escaped or cheated.
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Meanwhile, Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said Sunday that the deal would most likely be prolonged for nine months and no deeper cuts would be required.
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According to Petromatrix's Jakob, Harvey will help OPEC and its target of reducing stocks in the rest of the world should the current disruption to exports be prolonged.
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And since emerging retirees will both live longer and experience higher rates of hypertension, higher cholesterol, obesity and diabetes, their strain on health and finances will be prolonged.
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In comments to the Corriere della Sera newspaper, Conte said measures taken to close schools, universities and to impose severe restrictions on movement would have to be prolonged.
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The quarantine was supposed to end on April 3, but Conte told the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera that the lockdown would be prolonged, without specifying until when.
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Investors rushed into the safety of bonds Thursday and dumped stocks, as it appeared the trade war could be prolonged and more painful for the world economy than expected.
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Financial and commodity markets are now coming to the realisation that the trade war is likely to be prolonged and may well get considerably worse before it gets better.
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The United States has already begun trying to extradite Mr. Assange, an effort that was expected to be prolonged and complex even before the announcement in Stockholm on Monday.
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MOSCOW, Jan 23 (Reuters) - The global oil output cut should not be prolonged, the head of Russia's second biggest oil producer, Lukoil, said on Wednesday, Interfax news agency reported.
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Still, two sources familiar with Samsung's Vietnam operations cautioned that should the virus outbreak be prolonged, Samsung would feel the impact, as the company sources many components from China.
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EDF said on Monday that the current forecast for the end of the outages was based on available temperature forecasts and that the outages at both reactors could be prolonged.
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Most coal plants were originally planned to operate for a minimum of 25 years without significant modification and their service life can be prolonged to 40 or even 50 years.
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In his most serious misstep as Foreign Secretary, Johnson was forced to apologize last month after his comments about Zaghari-Ratcliffe raised fears that her jail sentence could be prolonged.
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Flexible use of that funding allowed agencies in Somalia to switch to emergency preparedness projects once it became clear in June 2016 that the drought would be prolonged, it said.
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However, economists worry that global trade friction will not subside as the United States re-negotiates trade deals to lower its trade deficit, meaning Japan's economic slowdown could be prolonged.
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Stocks were on a roller-coaster ride in the past week, as markets reacted to worsening trade tensions and concerns that negotiations could be prolonged, causing pain for the global economy.
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Nowotny also said markets were wrong to interpret ECB President Mario Draghi's recent comments as signalling that ultra-loose monetary policy would be prolonged, the Japanese economic daily reported on Saturday.
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South Korea's trade ministry said the trade war could be "prolonged and spread," adding that it would prepare responses and scenarios to cope with the economic impact of the trade row.
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Belgian federal prosecutor Eric Van der Sypt said the investigating magistrate has 24 hours following a detention to issue an arrest warrant, though that deadline can be prolonged for another day.
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Nowotny also said markets were wrong to interpret ECB President Mario Draghi's recent comments as signaling that ultra-loose monetary policy would be prolonged, the Japanese economic daily reported on Saturday.
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They cautioned that like any investigation, it could be prolonged if the special counsel overseeing the inquiry, Robert S. Mueller III, were to cover uncover new evidence central to his mandate.
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Our long national nightmare will be prolonged an unthinkable four more years unless all wings of the party unite behind the Democratic nominee — unless, at least this once, pragmatism trumps purity.
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An EU diplomat said on Monday that, while this may help "general mood" in ties with Europe, the economic sanctions were still most likely to be prolonged by six months from July.
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The case has drawn attention from the Vatican, Poland and Italy, and it is the latest to test British law, which does not hold that life should be prolonged at all costs.
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South Korea's president said on Wednesday Japan's export curbs on key materials used by South Korean technology firms could be prolonged, and Seoul will help companies reduce their reliance on Japanese suppliers.
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Instead of the opportunity hitting in about a year, as many investors expected, Richards said the cycle of credit expansion and growth would be prolonged for an additional one or two years.
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There was no formal timeline for the IMF to make a decision about its participation to the bailout program, the official said but added that the decision could not be prolonged indefinitely.
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The airport's initial closure is for 24 hours until early Tuesday but there could be prolonged or repeated disruptions because the volcano may spew ash for weeks or have even bigger eruptions.
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The findings suggest that exercise does not need to be prolonged or intense to benefit the brain and that the effects can begin far more quickly than many of us might expect.
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The uptick in prices came as operations were halted to prepare for the hurricane's arrival and on market projections that the shutdown could be prolonged on damage caused by Harvey, Reuters said.
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"Some people believe that the parents' views are paramount in every case, or that life should be prolonged at all costs, but British law does not accept either of those views," he said.
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In fact, New York State does not give legal protection to physicians who would unilaterally withhold or withdraw life support from such patients, and so their suffering may be prolonged for weeks or months.
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African-Americans are twice as likely as whites to ask that their lives be prolonged as much as possible, even in cases of irreversible coma—a preference that likely stems from fears of neglect.
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The inspections started on April 9 and will be conducted until the end of September and could be prolonged if necessary, an official at the city's environmental bureau told Reuters by phone on Wednesday.
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Andrew Yang: Well, even then when you say continuing basis, I mean that you can define a timeline, like the timeline could be prolonged and measured in years and still be the right mission.
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South Korea's trade ministry said in a statement that the trade war could be "prolonged and spread," adding that it would prepare responses and scenarios to cope with the economic impact of the trade row.
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Uncertainty over what kind of a deal will be done with the EU may be prolonged; Theresa May, the most likely prime minister, says Article 50 shouldn't be triggered before the end of the year.
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Yet unless the international community focuses on the full dimensions of this crisis, not only will the humanitarian disaster for the Rohingya be prolonged, we will also see the end of democratic rule in Myanmar.
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SEOUL, July 10 (Reuters) - South Korea's president said on Wednesday Japan's export curbs on key materials used by South Korean technology firms could be prolonged and Seoul will help companies reduce their reliance on Japanese suppliers.
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"We can't rule out the possibility that the situation would be prolonged, despite our diplomatic efforts to resolve the issue," President Moon Jae-in said at a meeting with executives from South Korea's top 30 conglomerates.
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The ECB is widely expected to scale back its 2.3 trillion euro asset purchase scheme programme given stronger economic conditions, but a growing perception that this process will be prolonged has bolstered policy-sensitive bond markets.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India believes the current slide in the rupee will not be prolonged as it has adequate "firepower" of foreign exchange reserves to deal with the current volatility, a senior finance ministry official said.
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I see three possible outcomes: (1) the IRGC succeeds in crushing the opposition; (2) the opposition succeeds and there will be a regime change; and (3) there will be prolonged violent struggles, civil war, and stalemate.
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"There have been signals from the U.S. that the exemptions will not be prolonged, so either they will be imposed on us on June 1 or there will be other sorts of limiting measures," she said.
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Boris Johnson, the front-runner in the race to become the United Kingdom's next prime minister, was forced to apologize in 2017 after his comments about Zaghari-Ratcliffe raised fears that her jail sentence could be prolonged.
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The latter include laws that override a pregnant woman's advance medical directive, effectively requiring her to receive medical treatment over her objection in order that her life may be prolonged long enough to deliver a viable fetus.
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The country's total installed capacity stands at 351 MW. Escom said recent rains were not enough to allow hydro power plants to adequately generate power at full capacity, meaning blackouts would be prolonged in the mostly agriculture economy.
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"As for the Syrian tensions, divisions are seemingly being drawn along Cold War era lines with the United States, Britain and France on one side and Russia on the other, suggesting any standoff could be prolonged," Yamamoto said.
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"Semiconductor-related orders were falling since last summer but orders slid further from around May, as it became clear the U.S.-China trade friction will be prolonged," the BOJ report quoted a machinery maker in western Japan as saying.
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Consob, which suspended Carige shares for the day after a request from the bank, said late on Wednesday the suspension would be prolonged until it was possible to resume full information disclosure on shares issued or guaranteed by the lender.
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Amber Mobility says the Amber One is also designed to be modular, so that it can be upgraded throughout its life, which should be prolonged because it doesn't need to be scrapped entirely when new tech or improvements come along.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 30 (Reuters) - A Malaysian minister on Wednesday said a boycott of the country's palm oil by Indian traders will likely not be prolonged as there were not enough supplies from top producer Indonesia to cover the shortfall.
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The company also said trading for the group since May 24 has been in line with expectations, and that it expects a currency benefit in FY17 from the translation of overseas earnings if the weakness in the sterling were to be prolonged.
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"Over the last year, Rosetta has shown that although activity can be prolonged, when it comes to outbursts, the timing is highly unpredictable, so catching an event like this was pure luck," said Matt Taylor, ESA's Rosetta project scientist, in a statement.
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"The effect from Brexit is expected to be prolonged, as this is unprecedented and the interests of many countries are involved in this issue," said Finance Minister Yoo Il-ho in opening remarks at a meeting to discuss the fallout from Brexit in Seoul.
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Di Maio has already had to postpone the deadline for the rescue of the carrier three times and the latest extension is due to expire on Saturday with every expectation it will have to be prolonged yet again as the search for a solution continues.
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Trump sent mixed messages about the growing crisis during a lengthy coronavirus briefing yesterday, at one point agreeing with his surgeon general that this week was "going to get bad," but then claiming the crisis was overblown and that the period of national self-isolation would not be prolonged.
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Seth Shonkoff, the director of environmental think tank PSE Healthy Energy and a professor at UC Berkeley points out that drilling a new shale gas or oil well costs $8 million before the first drop comes out, so without a huge jump in oil prices, the decline will likely be prolonged.
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The Giants argued against the motion and requested that DeLuca stay on as judge, but really, it might have been smarter to join the movants because if they do eventually win at trial—a previously scheduled trial date was postponed and not re-scheduled—this matter could be prolonged by an appeal based on judicial bias.
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Angel Gurria/José Ángel Gurría OECD SECRATARY GENERAL "What you have is an economic effect now that, very clearly, is going to be prolonged beyond the period of the pandemic," "We'll hopefully get rid of the pandemic in the next two or three months and then the question is how many unemployed (will there be), how many small and medium-sized enterprises will be in a very, very severe situation if not disappeared by that time," "Life, and economic activity, is not going to be normalized any time soon," he said.
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"His mind was freshly inclined toward sorrow," Saunders writes of Lincoln, "toward the fact that the world was full of sorrow, that everyone labored under some burden of sorrow; that all were suffering; that whatever way one took in this world, one must try to remember that all were suffering (none content; all wronged, neglected, overlooked, misunderstood), and therefore one must do what one could to lighten the load of those with whom one came into contact; that his current state of sorrow was not uniquely his, not at all, but, rather, its like had been felt, would yet be felt, by scores of others, in all times, in every time, and must not be prolonged or exaggerated, because, in this state, he could be of no help to anyone and, given that his position in the world situated him to be either of great help or great harm, it would not do to stay low, if he could help it."
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