Sentence examples for expectancy increasing from inspiring English sources

Given these facts and combined with the increasing life expectancy, increasing health expectations and possibly tighter economic constraints on the NHS, the future trauma workload of Orthopaedic Surgeons will increase dramatically, unless steps are taken to prevent the tide of future osteoporotic fractures.

As it stands, Kirkwood thinks we should all take comfort in life expectancy increasing by about two years every decade.

Sorry to ramble but if health is everything and life expectancy increasing, the public sector has everyone beat.

With life expectancy increasing and the cost of living exploding, people over the age of 64 have inadequate savings.

In 2011 it lags far behind in many key development indicators, with average life expectancy increasing by only 2 years since 1980, after a period when it actually fell during the mid 1990s.

Life expectancy among older age groups in England rose to its highest level in 2014 - with male life expectancy increasing by 0.3 years at age 65 and 0.2 years at ages 75, 85 and 95 since 2013.

As life expectancy increased, they lived longer.

In that period, life expectancy increased about seven years.

Life expectancy increased from 43 years to 50.

Women's life expectancy increased from 41 years in 1960 to 50.7 in 1980.

In the years immediately afterward, the country's stroke rates plummeted while life expectancy increased.