Sentence examples for expected live expectancy from inspiring English sources
There are only four grades so my expected live expectancy, even with debilitating treatment, wasn't great.
That young person could – even allowing for Afghanistan's dismal life expectancy – expect to live another 40 reasonably good-quality years.
Live expectancy of a company is relatively short.
A second focus lies on the impact of subjective live expectancy on mammography screening.
National vital statistics in 2009 revealed maternal mortality rate to be at 28.0 per 100,000 live births, infant mortality at 7.0 per 1,000 live births, and expected life expectancy to be 71.7 and 76.5 years for men and women respectively [ 18].
Okinawans over the age of 65 enjoy the world's highest life expectancy: Men are expected to live to about 84, while women are expected to live to almost age 90.
There are many kids with chromosome disorders who die before their first birthday, but the longer your kid lives, the longer their expected life expectancy is.
According to the Social Security Administration's actuaries, women who lived to 65 in 1940 had a life expectancy of 79.7 years and men were expected to live 77.7 years.
It is estimated that women in the European (EU15) countries are expected to live approximately 80% of their lives in good health — resulting in a healthy life expectancy up to 20% shorter than their total life expectancy (Health and Consumer Protection Directorate-General, 2006).
Patients properly treated can expect to live normal lives with normal life expectancies.
