Sentence examples for expectancy in many from inspiring English sources

In 2010 this figure rose to an estimated 35.6 million, a number that was expected to double by 2030, in part because of anticipated increases in life expectancy in many countries.

The figures for 2007, the latest year available, show a sharp decline in life expectancy in many African countries since 1990, largely due to the HIV pandemic.

The know-how needed to avoid premature death, especially of small children, travelled so readily that life expectancy in many poor countries is now not far behind the rich world's.

Second, life expectancy in many countries has systematically advanced since 1980.

The reduction of average life expectancy in many countries is an undisputable sign that one of the most sacred principles of human rights law, the principle of progressive realization, is being violated, demanding urgent response.

Life expectancy in many countries has dropped from an average 60 62 to age 37 40.

Indeed, McCarthy et al. (1996, 1) have argued that diabetes 'has evolved as a major health problem because of increasing life expectancies' in many parts of the world, including Australia, which has a large aging population.

The places where we typically see these kinds of things happen have been with the AIDS epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa or in Russia as the former Soviet Republic became a set of independent countries and life expectancy plummeted in many cases".

The resulting interruptions in life expectancy improvements in many African countries are unprecedented in human history.

The AIDS epidemic triggered a decrease, and in some cases a sharp drop, in the life expectancy levels in many African countries, which is bound to influence any interpretation of their progress in ET terms.

Because life expectancy increases in many countries and the costs of CRC treatment rise rapidly, it is expected that CRC will place an increasing burden on national healthcare systems.