Sentence examples for expectancy were less from inspiring English sources

Boomers, who have a longer life expectancy, were less likely to have emphysema and heart attacks.

Age: Life expectancy is less than two years.

Life expectancy is less than 60 years of age.

Life expectancy is less than 50 years, and 55percentt of adults are illiterate.

The StoveTec isn't suited to some dishes — tortillas, chapatis, heavy porridges — and its life expectancy is less than two years.

D'Amico advises that men who wish to avoid metastases should consider monitoring, rather than surgery or radiation, only if their life expectancy is less than a decade.

When we consider ancient populations whose life expectancy was less than forty years, we picture wretches, limited in scope, and fundamentally different from us as a result.

The American Academy of Family Physicians says that P.S.A. testing "may be stopped" at age 75, or when life expectancy is less than 10 years.

It added that if any release was contemplated it "should only come after the results of independent and comprehensive medical exams clearly establishing that Megrahi's life expectancy is less than three months.

Furthermore, post-intervention nausea expectancy compared to pre-intervention expectancy was less predictive of subsequent nausea.

When Social Security was passed 72 years ago, life expectancy was less than 70.