Sentence examples for a life span of two from inspiring English sources

Even so, if an individual survives to adulthood, it will likely have a life span of two to three decades.

To avoid hampering the company with accounting charges for the next decade -- the usual life of options -- Amazon gave the options a life span of two and a half years.

With a life span of four weeks or less, the antler fly is no Methuselah.

(Goldenson said that burned CDs have a life span of seven years). Next to the little press is a corn tortilla, covered with lines of inked type.

The Lexus hybrids have a life span of six years, so Mr. Adler will be the first to have to take his car off the road next year.

The roundworm has a life span of three to four weeks, making it feasible to do aging studies relatively quickly, and is one of the simplest organisms to have a nervous system.

Here's Vic Marks profiling "the best ugly batsman of all time" on the eve of his 100th Test in 2012: The perceived wisdom is that Test captains in this hectic era have a life span of five years maximum; Smith has been in charge of South Africa since April 2003.

At a moment when the fashion industry has increasingly marginalized models — to anonymous, size 0 waifs, a life span of three seasons (that's a year and a half in human years), and off the magazine covers in place of celebrities like Jennifer Lopez and Lady Gaga — she has emerged as the model's liberator.

Toshiba says the lithium-ion battery has a life span of four hours.

Researchers are also investigating light weight lithium-sulfur packs, which are likely to have a life span of three times that of current lithium-ion batteries.

It was designed for a life span of five years.