Sentence examples for expected longevity from inspiring English sources

Expected longevity is an important factor influencing older individual's decisions such as consumption, savings, claiming of Social Security benefits, and labor supply.

Many of the year's expected blockbusters failed to ignite, like gangster film Bombay Velvet, or display their expected longevity, such as the current Shah Rukh Khan vehicle Dilwale.

Currently, men get a better income from their annuities because their expected longevity is lower, so their pension savings can produce more income over a shorter period.

At the same time, expected longevity for men and women at age 65 has jumped more than 10percentt since 2000, according to the Society of Actuaries.

The proper operation of wind turbines thus requires a complete knowledge of the actual dynamic behavior of the system, in order to ensure the expected longevity of their main structural elements.

BOOK REVIEW A review last Sunday about "Shouting Won't Help: Why I — and 50 Million Other Americans — Can't Hear You," by Katherine Bouton, misstated the cost of cochlear implants for children, and their expected longevity.

Using longitudinal data from the Health and Retirement Study, we directly incorporate health flows in explaining the variation in expected longevities, and compare two alternative health flow measures: the self-reported health change, and the computed health change based on self-reports of health status.

Do not, however, expect longevity.

In other words, Tennessee can't expect longevity from Johnson at his position the way Arizona can with Fitzgerald (who signed an eight-year deal guaranteeing  about $50 million).

And a requirement if you expect longevity.

Considering her expected life longevity and limited durability of valves used in TAVR procedure, surgical AVR, we believe should be indicated in case of this patient.