In some industries, lifetime employment can make it hard for firms to cut costs but only about one-fifth of all workers in their 40s is actually in lifetime employment.Indeed, by international standards, Japan does not measure up that badly.
A monstrously enormous trout, or something, writhing pathetically in the arms of some once-in-a-lifetime lucky fisherperson.
The unexpected nature of music and setting can lead you to capture some once-in-a-lifetime moments.
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"It's a once-in-a-lifetime thing because some people don't really associate with their fathers," 13-year-old Brejay Payne told the news outlet.
The extreme life expectancy version of the compression scenario results in some savings in lifetime hospital expenditures compared to the other versions, but these are compensated by an increase in expected LTC use at older ages.
Wang wrote more than 1,500 poems in his lifetime, some of which, especially those composed later in his life (with an occasional Zen Buddhist flavour), have earned high critical acclaim and are still widely read.
However, most marked effects of chemosensory experience are of longer duration, lasting days, weeks, years, or in some cases a lifetime.
If you're in sub-Saharan Africa in some countries, your lifetime risk of dying in pregnancy is 1 in 30.
The study shows that in some cases, the lifetime is decreased while in other cases, it is increased compared to that of a baseline processor.
