Sentence examples for expectancy rates in from inspiring English sources
Life expectancy rates in Norway are among the highest in the world.
As the countdown to the Commonwealth Games begins, figures reveal that the city hosting the world's elite athletes has the worst life expectancy rates in Britain.
Plummeting life expectancy rates in much of Africa have been reversed; HIV-infected, but healthy, fathers and mothers who are receiving therapy are able to return to work, care for their families, and spur economic development.
Where the effect of a decrease under-5 mortality (observed locally [ 13] and nationally [ 26]) may be seen is in the slight increase of life expectancy rates in Mozambique from 42.7 (1985) to 47.6 (2003) [ 27].
Residents of Virginia's 8th congressional district share the longest average life expectancy rate in the nation, over 83 years.
Japan's population is estimated at around 127.3 million, and it has the highest life expectancy rate in the world.
However, the mechanisms by which petrochemical industrialisation affects residents' health were not fully understood, it is possible that the residents of the industrialized county suffered from air pollutants, possibly due to the local petrochemical facility, which resulted in more chronic illness and therefore smaller increases in life expectancy rates than in the reference county.
As violence worsened between 2005 and 2010, life expectancy rates fell in all of Mexico's 31 states, including regions perceived to have escaped the conflict, according to the study published on Tuesday in the journal Health Affairs.
As a result, Hungary has one of the lowest life expectancy rates at birth in the European Union: in 2011 it was just 71.2 years for men and 78.7 for women.
For example, on average women live five years longer than men, though life expectancy rates have converged in recent years.
