Sentence examples for expectancy many from inspiring English sources
93, 107, 108 Unless there is a comorbid condition that is expected to significantly reduce life expectancy, many older seniors will live long enough to potentially derive a benefit from osteoporosis drug therapy.
With increasing life expectancy, many older people may be caring for surviving parents [ 15].
And with rising life expectancies, many people will have a lot of time: the average 65-year-old woman today can be expected to live to 86, a man to 84.
"In an era of growing medical sophistication combined with longer life expectancies, many people are concerned that they should not be forced to linger on in old age or in states of advanced physical or mental decrepitude which conflict with strongly held ideas of self and personal identity" the Strasbourg court ruled.
As the life expectancy in many societies has increased, many individuals will live longer, and the pool of older adults with mental disorders will increase.
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.
Although CINCA/NOMID can be sufficiently severe to cause death within the first few decades, life expectancy among many patients with autoinflammatory disorders is typically near normal and is expected to be excellent in those for whom there is now effective therapy.
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.
10.6 Homosexual lifestyle reduces life expectancy by many years In a Vancouver study, published in 1997, life expectancy at age 20 years for gay and bisexual men was found to be 8 to 20 years less than for all men aged 20.
