Sentence examples for expectancy has widened from inspiring English sources

The education gap in life expectancy has widened too, according to the research.

As in several other countries, in Brazil women live longer than men and this gender gap in the life expectancy has widened over time.

Garcia has plenty of company: a sweeping new health study released this week by the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests that the gap between life expectancy for the rich and poor has widened between 2001 and 2014, such that the richest men are living 15 years longer than the poorest; for women, the richest live 10 years longer.

Conclusions Despite knowledge about excess mortality in people with mental illness, the gap in their life expectancy compared with the general population has widened since 1985.

Dr Murray and his colleagues report that the gap between life expectancies in the highest and lowest ranked counties has widened since 1985 (see chart below).

And both sexes have a lower life expectancy than their peers in other rich countries, a gulf that has widened since the 1980s (see chart).Furthermore, as Americans live longer, they are living longer with illness.

Moreover, the male-female gap in G 0 has widened between 1990 and 2010 indicating increasing sex differential in inequality in life expectancy at birth (Fig. 3).

has widened its lead.

Tufts has widened its scope.

This gap has widened sharply.

Inequality has widened.