Sentence examples for a lower life from inspiring English sources

On average, Scots have a lower life expectancy than people in the rest of the UK.

They also have a lower life expectancy, with their brightness dimming markedly over the years.

Tellingly, it is one of the few countries where women have a lower life expectancy than men.

There's Rocket Raccoon (voiced by Bradley Cooper), the maniacal, arrogant, diminutive result of "experiments on a lower life form".

Inactivity and obesity mean children born today have a lower life expectancy than their parents, for the first time ever.

Telomere length is considered to be a biomarker of aging: shorter telomeres are associated with a lower life expectancy and higher rates of developing chronic diseases.

Today's children have the dubious honor of belonging to the first cohort in history that may have a lower life expectancy than their parents.

The costs of the state pension would be lower in Scotland because the country has a lower life expectancy than the rest of the UK.

Raising pension ages entails a 'cross-subsidy' to the middle-income and wealthy groups from the poor, who have a lower life expectancy, she argues.

He railed against endless big state intervention, the educational establishment, NHS bureaucracy and housing estates "where people have a lower life expectancy than in the Gaza Strip".

Canada's 1.4 million aboriginals, who make up about 4% of the population, experience higher levels of poverty and incarceration and have a lower life expectancy than other Canadians.