Sentence examples for expectancy around from inspiring English sources

Over all, average life expectancy around the globe jumped to 70 years in 2010, up from 59 in 1970.

To count: An infographic from Flowing Data& 8217s Nathan Yau visualizes life expectancy around the world over the past fifty years.

Indigenous people have a life expectancy around 10 years less than non-Indigenous people, while one in four Indigenous men are imprisoned at some point in their lives.

Past research has shown an incredible variation in life expectancy around the United States, depending on who you are and where you live.

The study shows that life expectancy around the world as a whole rose by 6.2 years – 5.8 years for men and 6.6 years for women – in that period to an average of just under 72 years.

He duly trotted on to the field alongside Christian Pulisic — who of course has his own particular air of expectancy around him — before making his first significant contribution to the game in the form of a driving run, give and go, and a slipped pass for Pulisic to finish.

Life expectancy was around thirty.

Most children suffer from malnutrition, and life expectancy is around 50.

But in the west we are entrenched, bolstered by our pensions, brandishing our Freedom Passes, cluttering up the surgeries, with an average life expectancy of around 80.

Life expectancy was around 63.

Such individuals, as a consequence, would be likely to show impaired expectancies around negative events and compensate by maintaining higher levels of vigilance/arousal for bad outcomes, which would be clinically observed in the form of higher anxiety [87], [88].