Sentence examples for expectancy at the time from inspiring English sources

Oh, and also because life expectancy, at the time, was sixty-one.

Further, who would not hesitate a little at saying "until death do us part" if life expectancy at the time of marriage were a full century, the council asks.

Such commentators failed to mention that US life expectancy at the time was significantly HIGHER than in Kerala or Goa, and that in the coconut oil avoiders of Scandinavia, Singapore and Australia, for example, it was a full 10 to fifteen years longer still!

Like Reagan, Sanders is widely judged too old to be elected president; he is older than the Gipper, but just as Reagan's age in 1980, 69, roughly matched American life expectancy at the time, so does Sanders's age of 77 match life expectancy today.

At retirement a pension "annuity" is paid out that reflects the balance in the account and the worker's life expectancy at the time of retirement.Critics of the Swedish system say that the reform is as virtual as the accounts are notional.

Average life expectancy at the time was short – only 32 years for men and 28 years for women – so it is possible that the cemetery was used exclusively by members of the "princess's" community and ceased to be used when the last member died.

His wishlist for scientists begins, simply, with "The Prolongation of Life", a laudable goal considering life expectancy at birth at the time was less than 40 years old.

An assessment of the impact that a prior cancer has on life expectancy is needed at the time of PC diagnosis to determine whether curative treatment for unfavorable-risk PC versus AS is appropriate.

"They couldn't see inside the body so they looked around them to see what was happening". Dr Withey said the average life expectancy in Wales at the time was around 36 years old, although if people made it to that age they could go on to live another 30 years or so because they would have developed good immunity during the "dangerous" childhood years.

The price of an annuity paying a given sum for life is based upon the life expectancy of the annuitant at the time the annuity is to begin.

Their data spanned 112 years, from 1900 to 2012, well beyond the life expectancy of an individual at the time.