Sentence examples for changing the lifetime from inspiring English sources

The FDA insists it is "open to changing the lifetime ban and is awaiting the results of new research that will provide additional evidence".

In addition, changing the lifetime of the septic tank from 50 to 30 years only made a difference of $0.51 capita 1year 11 to the household.

Changing the sewer lifetime from 30 to 50 years resulted in a change of $3.04 capita 1year 11 or only 6% of the annualized capital sewer cost.

Furthermore, Fig. 5 shows the cumulative CO2 emissions under combined scenarios of both changing the passenger vehicle lifetime and changing the revival rate of used cars.

I don't see that changing during the lifetime of the projected replacements to the Vanguard-class submarines.

The issue exposes the core of the problem with internet activism: instead of changing the world through a lifetime of education, it aims to change the world through a single click of the mouse.

This means changing the habit of a lifetime.

The startling sequence of a lust-crazed nun changing the habit of a lifetime for a provocative dress and garish lipstick, before attempting murder, remains one of the most erotically charged episodes in all cinema.

The ideas in All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace are similarly mesmerising and disturbing, but they're also a provocation: have we really given up on the hope of changing the world in our lifetimes?

It is an achievement in life to have been credited with changing the course of history once in a lifetime, but to have done it twice in a short lifetime is truly exceptional.

FOR a better sense of Naoto Kan's chances as Japan's new prime minister, dwell for a moment on the greatest contribution made by Yukio Hatoyama, his predecessor, during a lifetime dedicated to changing the political order.