Sentence examples for expectancy of around from inspiring English sources

But in the west we are entrenched, bolstered by our pensions, brandishing our Freedom Passes, cluttering up the surgeries, with an average life expectancy of around 80.

To our palaeolithic ancestors with a life expectancy of around 30, today's profusion of centenarians would count as radical enhancement.

While women in the country have had a life expectancy of around 84 for a couple of years, the figure for men has continued to soar, and broke through the 80 mark for the first time in a release from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Thursday.

He will have to wait another five years before they start bearing any fruit but each tree has a life expectancy of around 25 years.

This species becomes sexually mature after one year, and has an annual adult mortality of over 80 percent giving a life expectancy of around eight months, which is the shortest for any bird apart from a few Coturnix species.

Considering the knowledge about longevity (Buettner, 2010) from people ageing more than 100 years and assuming that people from a nation outside a so called blue zone have an average life expectancy of around 70 years, the number of cycles that shaped a culture can be estimated.

It is no accident that the average life expectancy of Zimbabweans hovers around 35, lower than any war zone.

"The life expectancy of patients is around 30 years, but one of the issues is that these patients have years of chronic ill health," said Professor Adrian Thrasher, a senior member of the team.

The average life expectancy of male Russians hovers around 60, and health analysts say the heavy rate of smoking here plays a big role in a looming population drop that has economists here quite worried.

The life expectancy of the Russian male is around 60 years old.

Life expectancy was around thirty.