Sentence examples for because of the longevity from inspiring English sources

"The jury is still out because of the longevity of the studies that are required," she said.

"Not only are the protective covers still frozen to the grass, there is now frost in the ground because of the longevity of these frosts.

It takes up one whole wall and makes for an illuminating read, not just because of the longevity of her career – from the late 1940s to the 90s – but for the range of subjects she tackled.

"That record is a big one, because of the longevity.

Mansell added: "I won my world championship when I was 39, so because of the longevity of a race car driver, with all the safety they have, coupled with the commitment and the desire he has, Hamilton can win it again".

"They were founded on the idea of capital versus labour, which isn't what most people feel any longer, and yet, because of the longevity of the party system, people are still attached to these labels, and that completely alienates and disenfranchises the great majority of people who are thinking about other things".

"Everyone follows the Ashes because it's the only iconic Test series – which is sad because, for the longevity and sustenance of Test cricket, you need more series of that nature.

Because of this longevity, the eyes of these patients will be more likely to be vulnerable to retinal phototoxic effects which may cumulatively influence the development of age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

Much of the capital of an advanced society, in fact, tends to be owned by elderly widows, simply because of the greater longevity of the female.

The government is raising the state pension age because of the increasing longevity of British people pushing up the cost of funding the pay-as-you-go state pension scheme.

The prevalence of AD is growing because of the increased longevity of the general populations [ 2].