Sentence examples for decreasing life expectancy from inspiring English sources

Add all that to the stagnant wages, falling living standards, decreasing life expectancy, and vanishing class mobility, and you can see how being a white American feels like it's not what it used to be.

It has deleterious effects on its animal host, decreasing life expectancy and fertility, and invading the reproductive system.

EMMOTT: It is a sick economy and still a sick society, with decreasing life expectancy, poor living standards and a chaotic military.

Obesity ranks second to smoking in avoidable cases of death, decreasing life expectancy by an estimated 20 years [ 4].

In addition, the chronic diseases most directly associated with decreasing life expectancy are ones induced by lifestyles.

The inverse exponential function reflects decreasing life expectancy over time and r Q is the discount rate applied to future life years.

The HRH challenges listed in Table 1 mostly affect LMICs that suffer from poor health outcomes, such as rising death rates and decreasing life expectancies at birth [ 2].

"It will ultimately decrease life expectancy, or the quality of that life.

"On almost no measure does the central claim of the Spirit Level, that income inequality decreases life expectancy, stand up to scrutiny," said Matthew Sinclair, TPA research director.

Bipolar disorder (BD) is associated with chronic low-grade inflammation, several medical comorbidities and a decreased life expectancy.

Our calculation shows that an early-stage R&D cooperation would increase life expectancy for the U.S. population by 2.6 million years and a late-stage R&D cooperation would decrease life expectancy by 56,000 years.