Sentence examples for expectancy rate from inspiring English sources

"The life expectancy rate did pretty much what we expected it to do," said Ken Kochanek, a statistician with the disease control centers and an author of the report.

One must question this alone due to the shockingly low life expectancy rate in the 1300s.

With an estimated 20percentt of the population infected with AIDS and medicine and medical help in increasingly short supply, the life expectancy rate for women fell to 34 years.

The life expectancy for babies born in New York City reached 80.6 years in 2009, the highest level recorded and one that surpasses the national life expectancy rate, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said Tuesday.

Mr. Amis also manages to give the reader a distinct feel for the nasty and brutish neighborhood Diston, where Lionel and Des live — a place with such a low life expectancy rate that there's no one over 60 years old.

Meanwhile, the caveat in using ProtIdent and how to understand the success expectancy rate of a statistical predictor are discussed.

Zimbabwe has one of the world's lowest life expectancy rates and the highest inflation, expected to hit more than 4,000 per cent this year.

Global Studies- Compile a chart of life expectancy rates for five different countries on different continents.

Life expectancy rates in Norway are among the highest in the world.

If our system doesn't kill you -- see the infant mortality and life expectancy rates, bringing up the rear -- it can put you in the poorhouse.

Our life expectancy rates are not much better; in global rankings, we sit within spitting distance of Cuba, Chile and Libya.