Sentence examples for expectancy of three from inspiring English sources

This means that people born in the 1990s, who are now entering the workforce, will have to work until at least the Biblical life expectancy of three score and ten.

Moreover, they have worked properly on orbit for one year so far, well exceeding their life expectancy of three months.

The doctors originally gave me a life expectancy of three to five years, tops.

No cure, no treatment, and an average life expectancy of three to five years.

New Year's resolutions tend to have a life expectancy of three to four weeks -- let alone three or four months -- before the realities of life start to crowd them out.

One third of patients had a life expectancy of three months or less and, from the primary diagnosis, one half of patients would be expected to still be alive after six months.

A 2015 study, led by Anupam Jena, of Harvard Medical School, analyzed the life expectancy of five hundred and forty politicians in seventeen countries.

In 1984, Medicare began paying for hospice services for people who had a life expectancy of six months.

(The aforementioned article says a streetcar horse had an average life expectancy of four years).

The patient must be adult, mentally competent, and "terminally ill"—having a life expectancy of six months of less.

Patients with a life expectancy of two weeks or less are put in a medically induced coma, and all nutrition and hydration is withdrawn.