Sentence examples for expectancy has tended from inspiring English sources

In principle, it should be possible to continue useful careers for longer, seeing as "healthy life expectancy" has tended to rise in parallel with lifespans as a whole.

In recent years, patients with cystic fibrosis (CF) have tended to experience a longer life expectancy and higher quality of life.

(The public perception of age in Russia is shaped partly by the country's low life expectancy, which for the average man is only about 65, though the country's leaders have tended to live better and longer).

However, these indicators have lost part of their predictive value in wealthy societies where disease tends to be chronic, the mortality rate is extremely low and life expectancy has reached new heights.

Life expectancy has dropped by three years.

Life expectancy has fallen to 49.

Life expectancy has plummeted by twenty years.

Overall life expectancy has also risen.

"Life expectancy has increased faster than healthy life expectancy," says Ben Franklin, research fellow at the centre.

For a long time, life expectancy has been 30.

Life expectancy has grown from 52 years to 60 years.