Sentence examples for a working life span from inspiring English sources

The pressure to secure that 'dream job' after university and the expectations of family and friends can be suffocating but with an increasing retirement age and a working life span set to stretch way into 2050, there's time to make coffee and learn about horses.

It has also been reported that adults with MSD have an overall poorer health-related quality of life than the general population reporting no pain [ 24, 25]; this effect is likely to be increased among aging employees due to the health problems that accrue over a working life-span.

"It's hard for them to maintain a working life".

Within the span of a single working life, its economy has grown 17-fold, its government has evolved from an austere dictatorship into a rowdy democracy, and its culture, once scarred by censorship, now beguiles the world with its music, soap operas and cinema.

Without oil, an aircraft has a very limited life span.

It's quite a short life span.

It is also associated with a shorter life span.

Good sense has a short life span in the N.H.L.

Unlike violins, harps do have a limited life span.

The tapes have a normal life span of 10 years.

You get a normal life span, but in Olga years.