Sentence examples for expectancy has risen from inspiring English sources
Since 1940, life expectancy has risen by 15 years, and is expected to continue rising by one year each decade.
The average life expectancy has risen from forty-four to seventy-four.
Over the past century their life expectancy has risen by around two-thirds.
Life expectancy has risen from 52 in 1945 to 83 today.
Historically, the normal retirement age has been 65, but life expectancy has risen over time.
It has been compounded by another astonishing transformation: since the 1950s, global life expectancy has risen from 48 to 68.
Moreover, the deferred cost probably did not seem unduly high; though life expectancy had risen for men from 50 years in 1947 to 69 in the 1960s, few would have predicted that by 2000 it would have reached 78.
Life expectancy had risen from 48 years in 1990 to 54 years in 2000 to 58 years in 2009 [ 29].
Prior to this, Mongolia had made large strides in improving the country's health system, life expectancy had risen substantially, infant and maternal mortality had decreased from improved services, medical and public health infrastructure had been improved, and access to health care was universal [ 26].
Life-expectancy has risen by a tenth over the past decade and foreign direct investment has tripled.
She sees longer working years as a good thing in a world where life expectancies have risen.
