Sentence examples for expectancy there from inspiring English sources

For life expectancy there are countless health awareness days, including the gender-specific Movember.

The University of Sheffield has reported that life expectancy there is 6.2 years higher than the national average.

Costa Rica is one of the world's oldest democracies; life expectancy there is on a par with the United States.

Life expectancy there is 37 years - the lowest in the world - with average incomes of just over pounds 300 a year.

During the postwar decades, the life expectancy there rose from forty-nine years to sixty-four years; by 2005, largely thanks to H.I.V./AIDS, it had fallen back to forty-nine years.

The authors of that study have now looked at India, and concluded that air pollution already cuts life expectancy there by about three years for nearly 700m people.The good news is that India has some advantages over China.

It takes time to work out who you are and, thanks to longer life expectancies, there's now time to be who you are.

Poor people in and around Birmingham had a surprisingly high life expectancy, but there too there has been an investment in health services, according to the Times, and banned smoking in restaurants and other places in 2012.

And with the Giants, you don't know if the expectancy is there".

Dr Vassiliou added: "There is one warning for the future, if there was a significant extension of life expectancy then there could be a significant increase in leukaemia.

With life expectancy falling, there is rising concern here and in the West that Russia is struggling to preserve the well-being of its people.