Sentence examples for expectancy has emerged from inspiring English sources

In separate research, the ONS said a clear north-south divide in estimates of life expectancy has emerged.

As global fertility rates grow more slowly and increasing prosperity enhances life expectancy, a complicated side effect has emerged: big chunks of the world are starting to look like geriatric wards.

New factionalism has emerged.

A pattern has emerged.

"India has emerged".

(None has emerged yet).

Since then, as evidence has emerged of the harm it causes, a wide gap has emerged, and tobacco use is now said to be the primary reason for the gap in healthy life expectancy between rich and poor.

answer has emerged.

It has emerged that.

To illustrate this set size limit, which has emerged in a variety of experiments, consider the following study that used crawling, rather than violation-of-expectancy, as an indicator of the baby's representation (Feigenson & Carey 2005).

One has emerged today: "Snowperbole".