Sentence examples for expectancy of about from inspiring English sources

They have a life expectancy of about 38 more years, to about 2050, and I have no reason to think that they plan to work anywhere else in their lives.

For example, we estimated that a woman who turned 50 in 1970 and whose mid-career income placed her in the bottom one-tenth of earners had a life expectancy of about 80.4.

None the less, patients who are compliant with conventional treatment modalities can expect to enjoy a good quality of life with a life expectancy of about 50 years.

Today a life expectancy of about 70 years is characteristic of all parts of the country.

Heavy smoking and drinking remains in place, and men continue to have a life expectancy of about 60 years.

Professor Cutler's paper, published in Health Affairs, found a decline in life expectancy of about a year for less educated white women from 1990 to 2000.

Most people part of the Eisenhower/Truman-generation, who vote more Republican than the nation at large, are likely to be around through the next three elections; estimates suggest life expectancies of about 9-16 years for people aged 80 to 70.

Several countries there still have a life expectancy of only about 45 years.

Life expectancy of cheetahs is about 7 years in the wild and generally from 8 to 12 years in captivity.

As the life expectancy of has increased (about 35 years) these women often desire pregnancy.

The incidence of neurodegenerative diseases has seen a constant increase in the global population, and is likely to be the result of extended life expectancy brought about by better health care.