Within the span of a quarter lifetime or less, women in Bangalore have stepped away from chasing children around the home to chasing work deadlines in different time zones – and, in doing so, chasing after new freedoms.
In order to test respondents' understanding of the TTO concept, a test question was included offering a choice of full health and a longer remaining lifetime, or less than full health and a reduced lifetime.
But marriage, as we all know, is a beautiful journey of discovery that can last a lifetime – or, if you are less fortunate, a series of blind-sidings that leaves you each perpetually wrong-footed and desperately casting about for stabilising forms and light weaponry with which to regain your balance and upper hand.
A Tour winner comes once in a lifetime, or maybe, for the French, less often that that".
Non consumers of tobacco were defined as persons who had never smoked or had consumed less than 20 packs of cigarettes or 360 g of tobacco in their lifetime or less than one cigarette per day.
Indeed, Representative Mike Pence of Indiana, the No. 3 House Republican, complained recently that Congress was passing laws "so monstrously overcomplicated that no human being could read through them in a lifetime, much less understand them".
These bright dots have a lifetime mostly less than 1 min, and they often show clear signatures of enhanced Si IV emission.
Electric vehicles are, on a lifetime basis, less costly than many conventional gasoline drive trains.
His loss is unfathomable, more than anyone should bear in a lifetime, much less at the tender age of 16 when we in America are mostly worried about college, the opposite sex, our future prospects.
In contrast, short-lived "transient" dendritic spines, with a lifetime of less than eight days, primarily represent non-functional synapses [39], [44], [51], [52].
