Sentence examples for expectancy of two from inspiring English sources

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with a life expectancy of two weeks or less are put in a medically induced coma, and all nutrition and hydration is withdrawn.

His doctor testified in October that Cohn had a "life-threatening disease" and a life expectancy of two to 12 months.

So to be told in 2003, at the age of 61, that she had motor neurone disease (MND), with a prognosis of decline and a life expectancy of two years, might have seemed a shattering blow.

He is told that he has a life expectancy of two years, but, defying the gloomy predictions of doctors and family members, Jane and Stephen marry and have children.

"Instead of delivering action, the UN summit could deliver another round of high-sounding declarations, with rich countries offering more words and no action". The report says there has been some progress, which has included an increase in life expectancy of two years, child deaths being cut by 3 million a year, an extra 30 million children in school and 130 million removed from extreme poverty.

A person with advanced disease used to have a life expectancy of two years, but now patients with stage IV disease are living beyond ten or twelve years".

Throughout her future life expectancy of seventy-five years, it is reasonable to expect, that she will be deprived of a normal social life and that she will never find a husband and raise a family.

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).

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