Sentence examples for carry lifetime from inspiring English sources

As often happens in presidential election years, the party that controls the Senate but not the White House, in this case the Republicans, slows the confirmation process hoping to preserve judicial slots that carry lifetime tenure for their own candidates.

The truly democratic solution to Republican obstructionism is to give the president the power to choose all judicial and other appointments, except those that carry lifetime terms.

drove the golden rivet in the new TV tower, they released 10 balloons carrying lifetime passes to the Tower Observatories.

In the most distant locales and unlikely situations, you still carry a lifetime of habits and memories.

Routans tend to run $1,000 more than the equivalent Chryslers (which carry a lifetime powertrain warranty, compared with VW's five years or 60,000 miles).

Take the Wired Beans collection of Scotch and sake glasses shown at the Japanese pavilion, an elegant assortment of plain design and more elaborate lacquered tumblers that come in a special wooden box and carry a lifetime guarantee: you break it, they'll replace it.

The cards also carry a lifetime limited warranty.5 SanDisk Extreme III SDHC 30MB/s Edition cards, which have a Class 6 performance rating, are fully backwards-compatible; working in any camera, card reader or other device that supports SDHC cards.6.6

Diabetes without previous CHD was found to carry a lifetime fatality risk from vascular disease equal to that of CHD alone.

Inheritance of a truncating mutation of the breast cancer predisposition gene BRCA1 has been reported to carry a lifetime risk of breast cancer of between 50 and 80%, with age at onset of first malignancy varying from the 2nd to the 8th decade [ 1, 2].

The product, which carries a lifetime warranty, is so light it can generally be installed right over an existing asphalt shingled roof if the local building code permits.

Sources with knowledge of the case say that it will be difficult to prove corruption, which carries a lifetime ban, but believe there is clear evidence of a conflict of interest in the payment being made.