Sentence examples for average lifespan of from inspiring English sources

The average lifespan of post-menopausal Finns was 68.

The average lifespan of companies in the Fortune 500 has dropped precipitously over recent decades.

The average lifespan of a human being, she had read, is around 1,000 months.

"The average lifespan of a theatre across the 18th and 19th centuries was 17 years.

And I'm finding an average lifespan of the wild colonies of about three years.

The transplanted kidney itself has an average lifespan of only 10 years.

Are you just gonna ignore the average lifespan of our ancestors?

Birth defects are very common and the average lifespan of residents has fallen to the low forties.

At best, the average lifespan of content is a matter of months or, in rare cases, years — certainly not forever.

It is found that the average lifespan of buildings is 34 years which is much shorter than the designed lifespan.

An average lifespan of 33 years is usually given, although experts increasingly insist that this is unfairly skewed by the high infant mortality rate.