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Lifespan in sentence

105 examples of Lifespan in a sentence

While people have been using a variety of recipes to produce cement for over 4,000 years, concrete itself has a surprisingly short lifespan.
But my good friend Professor Kristie Dotson says, "Our memory is longer than our lifespan."
We can stop making your zip code the primary determinant of your lifespan.
And they all took, as a unit of measure for their entire reality of what it meant to be virtuous and good, the single lifespan, from birth to death.
It isn't about enormously extending human lifespan or immortality.
My favorite example is a pair of psychologists who did research on left-handers, and published some data showing that left-handers are, on average, more susceptible to disease, more prone to accidents and have a shorter lifespan.
It was chosen as the national emblem for the US because of its majestic strength, beautiful looks and even a long lifespan.
I read somewhere that in the last 20 years, the average lifespan of basically anyone on the planet has grown by 10 years.
This short lifespan means that patients live with a constantly depleted supply of red blood cells; a condition called sickle-cell anemia.
But the circuits are also more fragile, and have a shorter overall lifespan.
Over the past century, average lifespan has more than doubled.
It's going to probably change the human lifespan.
As the days grow colder, the workers starve, and our queen reaches the end of her lifespan.
Never before have expectations been so high about what human beings can achieve with their lifespan.
This is the classic Gartner Hype Curve, which talks about kind of the trajectory of a technology's lifespan.
He'd just been diagnosed with ALS, which is a disease that the average lifespan is three years.
We, the adults of the last four generations, have blessed our children with the destiny of a shorter lifespan than their own parents.
Women's longer lifespan?
And there was a time in their lifespan where they were coming out of the water to nest and saw Tyrannosaurus rex running by.
There's currently no theoretical limit on the lifespan of one single cell.
I'm sorry for all the UK-centric references but if you're elsewhere and you've got no toenails to cut or you haven't got a beer mat collection to catalogue then this film might just be worth 90 mins of your remaining lifespan (as long as you haven't got any paint to watch drying).
Creepy facemasks and slasher movies have gone together like cheese and chives throughout the lengthy lifespan of the cycle.
None can take away his hands to the priest and so the sisters lifespan devotion can only remain into the village.
Produced, as were all the Snafu shorts, to be shown to military audiences as entertaining instructional films, 'Rumours' is extremely imaginative and crams tons of ideas into its very brief lifespan.
This isn't an alien thriller... it had no aliens, or convincing alien technology, and there was no sense of imminent threat (beyond the very real possibility you are having 2 hours sucked from your lifespan by some hack film maker.)
If your chances of a long lifespan are not good, you might buy more life insurance, or even retire early to have enough time to do what you always wanted to do.
Some scientists say that the average human lifespan could reach 90 years or more by mid-century.
More broadly, lifespan inequality is lower today, because medical breakthroughs that were available only to the elite a century or so ago are now more broadly accessible.
In Uganda, freer trade in the past 35 years has been shown to lengthen the average lifespan by 2-3 years.
The focus of the plastics industry has long been on a product’s functionality during its lifespan.
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