Sentence examples for because of longevity from inspiring English sources

"That's what they say because of longevity.

Koch said he was defeated "because of longevity".

"I was defeated because of longevity, not because Yusuf Hawkins was murdered six weeks before the election, although that was a factor," Mr. Koch wrote in New York magazine.

But the fact is that Madonna can get away with more than anyone else, not only because of longevity, but because her entire image has been manicured to remind us that her outlandishness always contains a story.

Because this kind of longevity can't be chalked up to "being at the right place at the right time" nonsense, I called Cox at his house to figure out how he arrived at the top of the dance music food chain.

Longevity was not included in the analyses although it is an important trait in all breeding goals, because the definition of longevity differs substantially between countries.

"Perhaps I have managed some sort of longevity because I haven't won the lead roles," she says.

It had been previously hypothesized that colonizers' unifacial tools (on the population level) should possess the design property of longevity because as people travel in unfamiliar landscapes they could not be certain of encountering new stone outcrops to replenish their stock.

Then I realized none of these businesses were having any kind of longevity because I can't add value to them in a way that it has meaning to me.

Moreover, a higher ratio of monounsaturated (MUFA) over polyunsaturated (PUFA) lipids has been suggested as a marker of longevity because a small study indicated that erythrocyte membranes of offspring of nonagenarians have a higher content of MUFA and lower content of PUFA species (Caprari et al., 1999; Puca et al., 2007).

Found in many asian countries, bamboo is regarded as a symbol of longevity because of its long life.